shrivel

This party, so often and for so long the dominating force in British politics, is a shrivelled version of its usual self.

Is queer humanity just a transitory circus in years of flourishing and a graveyard in years of shriveling?

Badenoch said the prime minister had "shrivelled" from leadership and called on him to apologise to Epstein's victims.

But some Labour figures wonder if as many as 80 more could choose not to officially back anyone, shrivelling the electorate.

After a shaky first year in office, buffeted by shrivelling approval ratings, he confronts a buoyant Reform UK.