Keir Starmer and the perils of consensus
In trying to please everyone, the Prime Minister risks pleasing no one.
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Louise Haigh’s clash with No 10 was a defining moment
The cabinet’s soft left has been sent a warning.
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Scottish Labour fears it will pay the price for Starmer’s woes
The party is at risk of losing its opportunity to finally oust the SNP at Holyrood.
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100 days that shook Labour
The government has already squandered the goodwill of voters. Can the Budget revitalise Team Starmer?
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Morgan McSweeney – the permanent insurgent
As No 10 chief of staff, the Irishman faces his greatest challenge yet.
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Sue Gray fell foul of Keir Starmer’s ruthless streak
The Prime Minister has fixed his mistakes. Can he learn from them?
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We should be more generous to our politicians
The freebie scandal is a question of transparency not morality. Labour should be careful not to over-react.
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Keir Starmer’s headaches won’t end with Sue Gray
The Prime Minister must answer the question of his government’s ultimate purpose.
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