Goerge Galloway has warned Sir Keir Starmer that he has “woken up to his worst nightmare” after winning the Rochdale by-election yesterday. The former Labour candidate, who was disowned by the party after being accused of antisemitism, came fourth. George Galloway won the by-election in Rochdale with a majority of 5,697, taking 12,335 votes. Independent David Tully came second, with 6,638 votes. Speaking to GB News after the count, Galloway warned: “Keir Starmer has woken up to his worst nightmare”. Asked if he will try to replicate last night’s victory at a general election, Galloway warned: …
