Sounds it, but a third of not a lot ain't too bad.

Probably the same as when Corbyn was in charge. Twas ever thus.

Not really, Corbyn was incredibly popular amongst the Labour members.

Certain Labour members - especially those of hard left - sadly for him not with many others

Ironically, Starmer has to be more popular among Tory voters than hardcore Labour supporters, something that the Labour party itself fails to recognise.
To have any chance of gaining power, Labour need a fair slice of the electorate to change their vote from the last election.
Having said that, he's a long way off at the moment.

Wow! how did you come to that conclusion

The great problem for Labour is the loss of those safe seats in Scotland where there is a permanent majority of left wing voters who are voting for an alternative party which, whilst left wing, is essentially also identity based.

A similar pattern is affecting them in England where the Tories are morphing into a grievance-based white identity party with flexible ideology. That leaves them with quite a strong coalition as, despite this alienating younger people and some professionals, they've retained enough of their existing base to make it work for them electorally.

The point is that it's not his popularity among the Labour faithful that matters, he has to appeal to "the other side", dont you think ?

Getting thrown out of his own local today lmao. By a Labour supporter aswell. He was only there for a PR stunt aswell rofl.

Labour are the gift that keeps on giving lol

Except not all of your statement is factually correct. Want to go back and try again?