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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Can Sir Keir Starmer really be trusted on taxes? - Vimarsana News

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Can Sir Keir Starmer really be trusted on taxes?

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Sir Keir Starmer is clearly intended to reassure Middle England after he alarmingly declared himself to be a socialist.

Discover Medieval Jousting this June in Knebworth Park - Vimarsana News

Discover Medieval Jousting this June in Knebworth Park

Knebworth Park will host a thrilling Medieval Jousting display this June.

Keir Starmer sets out to woo undecided Middle England as he claims he has 'changed Labour permanently' from party led by Jeremy Corbyn and asks floating voters to trust him with UK's 'money, borders and security' at the next election - Vimarsana News

Keir Starmer sets out to woo undecided Middle England as he claims he has 'changed Labour permanently' from party led by Jeremy Corbyn and asks floating voters to trust him with UK's 'money, borders and security' at the next election

In his first major speech of the campaign the opposition leader waxed lyrical about 'this England' outside of his party's typical urban strongholds.

What could go wrong for Labour? - Vimarsana News

What could go wrong for Labour?

Shadow cabinet ministers believe the biggest risk is that voters regard the election as a foregone conclusion.

Are Labour really nailed on to win? - Vimarsana News

Are Labour really nailed on to win?

What happens when a resistible force collides with a moveable object?  Such is the nature of the imminent battle between Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak for the keys to No. 10. Given the underwhelming appeal of both men and the extent of public disillusionment with politics in general, it is hardly likely to be a