Labour’s mystifying addiction to policy announcements continues to cause it harm
Under Keir Starmer, the party continues to have far too many policy announcements without a theme.
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In such a dire jobs market, the fantasy of employment is highly lucrative – with fake vacancies and hiring stories going…
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Why Keir Starmer should be happy about the polls – and worried about Rishi Sunak
The Labour leader has cause for optimism in the polling, but there is one cloud on the horizon.
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