
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has warned that there is “no honest measure of success” for Labour other than gaining seats “with a possibility of a minority government”.
Kinnock, who led the party between 1983 and 1992, said any judgement of success or failure had “been intensified” by a disastrous Conservative campaign: “If their star is Ms [Amber] Rudd, we know it’s a dud.”