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Labour lead in the polls, all arrows point to Sir Keir Starmer being the next Prime Minister. But what will a Starmer-led government look like, and how should trade unionists and socialists prepare?
In the United Kingdom Keir Starmer’s faction are exerting their control by moving to the centre and adopting policy positions very similar to the Conservatives. And by refusing to allow Jeremy Corbyn to stand as a Labour candidate in the next election.