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Andrew Rosindell MP, Romford Published: 11:45 AM June 4, 2021    Romford Town centre has never felt part of London according to MP Andrew Rosindell - Credit: Ellie Hoskins If you were in any doubt about the differing political priorities of inner and outer London boroughs, just look at a map of how people cast their first preference vote by ward in the 2021 mayoral elections. While outer London is a sea of blue, inner London is a deep red.   I believe that’s because we have a mayor of London who doesn’t care about outer London boroughs such as Havering. Given Labour’s dominance in in...

You can tell an awful lot about a politician by how they react to an election defeat. This week we learned that Sir Keir Starmer is neither a lucky general or is cool under fire. His interview on Friday afternoon was a textbook classic of how not to react. He looked like a rabbit in the headlights and didn't seem to comprehend the scale of what had happened. He promised to take "full responsibility" himself. Twenty four hours later we learned he had sacked Angela Rayner, the chair of the Labour Party and campaign co-ordinator. Given Labour's problems seem to be a lack of ability to reach out ...

Keir Starmer is falling into the trap of playing politics In responding to the 100,000 deaths milestone he has been caught between his duty to point out mistakes and voters' dislike of opportunism 27 January 2021 • 3:00pm It was undeniably a milestone and it proved too juicy for the Leader of the Opposition to resist. Inevitably Keir Starmer led at Prime Minister's Questions on the figure of 100,000 UK deaths from Covid-19; it would have been strange had he not, given the number of families bereaved and bereft because of the pandemic. And yet there remains something missing from Labour’s ...