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How will UK Labour's approval ratings be affected by Musk's criticisms by June 30, 2025?
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Elon Musk•Keir Starmer•UK•Financial Times•Musk•US•Donald Trump•UK Labour government•British politics•Reform UK•Starmer•Nigel Farage•Rupert Lowe
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Elon Musk Explores Ways to Oust UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Supports Reform UK
Jan 9, 2025, 10:55 AM
Elon Musk has privately discussed with allies how to remove Sir Keir Starmer as the UK prime minister before the next general election, according to reports from the Financial Times. Musk, the world's richest man and a close confidant of US President-elect Donald Trump, is exploring ways to destabilize the UK Labour government beyond his critical posts on social media. His interest in British politics has intensified over the past six months, with Musk seeking to support alternative political movements, notably the right-wing populist Reform UK party, to force a change in leadership. Musk's criticisms of Starmer have included accusations of complicity in the grooming gangs scandal, a topic that has recently garnered significant attention. Musk has also distanced himself from Nigel Farage, suggesting that Reform UK needs a new leader and exploring potential candidates like Rupert Lowe to replace him.
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