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‘Dumping Starmer won’t reverse Labour’s fortunes [unless….]’, New Statesman, 12 May 2026
eir Starmer’s not a great prime minister. He’s not even a good prime minister. The mess Labour’s in right now is, undeniably and in no small part, thanks to him. The list is a long one: his allowing himself to be persuaded … Continue reading
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‘Will Nigel Farage overtake the prime minister as the U-turn leader?’, Independent, 2 April 2026
When is a U-turn not a U-turn? When it can be spun as a wise and skilful concession to electoral reality by the politician whom many of Britain’s right-wing media outlets would like to see become prime minister – especially when … Continue reading
