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Starmer will say whatever it takes to win - Vimarsana News

Starmer will say whatever it takes to win

You have to admire Keir Starmer’s ambition. He wants to fight the 1945, 1964 and 1997 elections all at once. “In 2024 it will have to be all three,” he told a nonplussed Progressive Britain conference at the TUC’s Congress House today. What he meant was that Labour will have to recover from the trauma of coronavirus, which was

Labour 'to look at' lowering voting age and expanding franchise to migrants | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Labour 'to look at' lowering voting age and expanding franchise to migrants | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds also insisted his party under Sir Keir Starmer is embodying a ‘classic Labour offer’.

Keir Starmer to 'look at' voting rights for EU citizens and 16-17 year olds - Vimarsana News

Keir Starmer to 'look at' voting rights for EU citizens and 16-17 year olds

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will “look at” expanding the franchise to EU citizens living in the UK and lowering the voting age to 16, a party

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Starmer: Reforming Labour is Blair's Clause Four moment 'on steroids' - Vimarsana News

Starmer: Reforming Labour is Blair's Clause Four moment 'on steroids'

The Labour leader will draw a link to Sir Tony Blair’s momentous 1995 decision to ditch Clause Four in a speech on Saturday.

Yousaf brands Labour a 'replica' of Conservatives | Barry And District News - Vimarsana News

Yousaf brands Labour a 'replica' of Conservatives | Barry And District News

A senior Scottish Government minister said Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar will have to ‘mop up’ the aftermath of the comments in Holyrood.