Sir Keir Starmer has said he would be "judged at the next election" after his popularity and Labour's poll ratings have plummeted since taking office.The Prime Minister defended his actions in office and the time he has spent out of the country, insisting that his Government would make people "feel better off".He told LBC Radio he would do "tough stuff" on planning and regulation to boost economic growth.

Sir Keir Starmer has said he would be "judged at the next election" after his popularity and Labour's poll ratings have plummeted since taking office.The Prime Minister defended his actions in office and the time he has spent out of the country, insisting that his Government would make people "feel better off".He told LBC Radio he would do "tough stuff" on planning and regulation to boost economic growth.