Keir Starmer's one-time rival for the Labour leadership today warned him the party faced "electoral suicide" if he didn't start setting out his plans to govern.
Rebecca Long-Bailey, who lost out in the 2020 race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn, also predicted the Tories had just 6 months to "change course" from their "budget for investment bankers" or lose power.
Speaking on the Mirror's News Agenda programme, the Salford and Eccles MP welcomed a poll showing Labour would win a 56-seat majority but said it wasn't set in stone.
