In a surprising turn of events, Nigel Farage’s ally Gawain Towler criticizes Keir Starmer’s Labour party for being “nasty” in their publication of videos of migrant raids, highlighting a shift in rhetoric. Additionally, the announcement by the home secretary regarding UK citizenship for asylum seekers on small boats further fuels concerns about Labour’s stance on immigration, with even Paddington Bear being denied citizenship. Criticism from both Towler and Labour peer Ann Mallalieu points to a potential rebranding of Labour as the “nasty party,” reminiscent of the Conservatives’ past struggles with likability.
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