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Labour's grand mishandling of the Diane Abbott row - Vimarsana News

Labour's grand mishandling of the Diane Abbott row

Will this botched stage handling backfire?

Labour's huge plan to build new towns just like Milton Keynes across Britain | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

Labour's huge plan to build new towns just like Milton Keynes across Britain | Politics | News

Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner is set to make the pledge to help her party meet its target of building 1.5m new homes.

The new prawn cocktail offensive? Keir Starmer makes another bid to jettison Corbyn era as he cosies up to businesses at £1,000-a-head Labour conference - with party ruling out corporation tax hike after U-turn on bankers' bonuses - Vimarsana News

The new prawn cocktail offensive? Keir Starmer makes another bid to jettison Corbyn era as he cosies up to businesses at £1,000-a-head Labour conference - with party ruling out corporation tax hike after U-turn on bankers' bonuses

In an address to a room of 400 business bosses, Sir Keir suggested their attendance demonstrated the 'changes' he had made to Labour since taking charge in 2020.

Starmer's private school tax is a terrible, vote-losing idea - Vimarsana News

Starmer's private school tax is a terrible, vote-losing idea

Keir Starmer’s plan to VAT private schools will price out doctors and laywers, and make private schools for the international elite.

Starmer's leadership is in trouble because Labour has nothing to say - Vimarsana News

Starmer's leadership is in trouble because Labour has nothing to say

K eir Starmer’s leadership is in trouble.  Not a full-blown crisis. There’s no talk (yet) of ousting him, and no serious faction manoeuvring against him (yet). The public would be surprised to be told there was a problem. The last time they checked in on Labour they saw they’d ditched the dangerous Marxist and had instead chosen someone who they could at least picture standing outside the door of Number 10. But that’s my point. Their leadership contest happened almost a year ago, and the party has made no impression since then.   I can only imagine the mood of mild deflation in the ...