Tony Blair warns that the next prime minister will “not be loved,” according to reports covering comments he makes about the transition after Keir Starmer. The accounts say Blair frames his message as a caution that leadership brings difficult public opinion and criticism regardless of intent or performance. The reporting also notes that Blair’s remarks come alongside references to political campaigning themes associated with “Manchesterism,” described as vague or broadly framed by the outlet. The same coverage situates the discussion in the context of Starmer’s move into office, presenting Blair’s comments as guidance to someone preparing to assume power. The articles do not provide detailed evidence, figures, or direct policy discussion in the excerpts provided, but focus on the warning and its timing as part of political commentary during the handover period. Overall, the sources agree on Blair’s statement that the incoming prime minister will face limited popularity and that it is delivered in the context of campaigning and political messaging around the time of the leadership change.