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It's Starmer's turn to 'Take Back Control' – and the Tories should be afraid - Vimarsana News

It's Starmer's turn to 'Take Back Control' – and the Tories should be afraid

Rishi Sunak and Co might outwardly mock the Labour leader’s change in tack, but here’s why they really should be concerned

Sir Keir Starmer pledges Labour will devolve power and 'take back control' – Channel 4 News - Vimarsana News

Sir Keir Starmer pledges Labour will devolve power and 'take back control' – Channel 4 News

In his first major speech of the year, he condemned Rishi Sunak for offering "sticking plaster" solutions.

Keir Starmer speech: Labour leader pledges 'Take Back Control' bill to devolve power out of Westminster - Vimarsana News

Keir Starmer speech: Labour leader pledges 'Take Back Control' bill to devolve power out of Westminster

A Labour government would introduce a Take Back Control Bill to devolve power away from Westminster and spread prosperity across the United Kingdom, Sir Keir Starmer has announced.

Starmer's challenge to make 'take back control' a reality | Local Government Chronicle (LGC) - Vimarsana News

Starmer's challenge to make 'take back control' a reality | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

The Labour leader has put devolution at the centre of his policy programme but will have to work hard to enthuse voters, writes Martin George, LGC deputy

Starmer promises to 'take back control' in new year speech | Chester and District Standard - Vimarsana News

Starmer promises to 'take back control' in new year speech | Chester and District Standard

The Labour leader said his party would not be able to get its ‘big government chequebook’ out if it wins the next election.