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The question I am asked by Labour MPs more than any other is this: what is Keir Starmer’s plan? Starmer is the candidate of the middle of the party, and so one would expect him to be criticised by both left and right. What is most alarming for him, however, is that I am as likely to hear the question from his allies, who feel isolated and ignored by him and his inner circle, as from his enemies. The confusion about his strategy and approach extends across his shadow cabinet and front bench. Since the Hartlepool by-election defeat on 6 May and the local elections in England, in which Labour was defeated across much of the country, the question has taken on a new and despairing tone. Starmer’s reaction to the rout was a panicked reshuffle in which he tried and failed to demote the deputy leader, Angela Rayner, from the symbolic posts of party chair (a bauble with little official standing) and national campaign coordinator (a role whose main function is to put a brave face on bad

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