STEPHEN GLOVER: Starmer's failed to produce a single memorable policy
STEPHEN GLOVER: For the first time in months I'm beginning to think there is a chance, albeit a fairly faint one, that the Tories will win the next general election.
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STEPHEN GLOVER: For the first time in months I'm beginning to think there is a chance, albeit a fairly faint one, that the Tories will win the next general election.
Some of us still remember their cynical and double-edged 1997 pledge to be 'tough on crime' and 'tough on the causes of crime'. They did not mean the first bit, and they were wrong about the second bit.
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Sir Keir Starmer's allies told Angela Rayner to 'put the knives away' last night as victory in the Batley and Spen by-election torpedoed chances of a challenge against him. The party leader claimed yesterday that 'Labour is coming home' as he insisted the 'against the odds' win was 'just the start' of a revival in its fortunes. Ahead of the contest, Sir Keir had insisted he would not quit if Labour had lost, but supporters of his deputy, Mrs Rayner, were believed to be plotting a move against him. One of his allies last night said: 'Angela needs to put the knives away now. She looks like a...