One crazy trick can rescue Keir Starmer
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Labour has had its bad moments, devaluation in 1949 under Clement Attlee, devaluation again in 1967 under Harold Wilson, and the International Monetary Fund crisis in 1976 under Jim Callaghan. But all those crises were largely beyond the control of government.
The unfolding war in Iran is a huge external shock, but the crisis that Keir Starmer finds himself in is both greater and more self-inflicted than these three black spots in Labour history. Unlike the earlier prime ministers, Starmer a
The unfolding war in Iran is a huge external shock, but the crisis that Keir Starmer finds himself in is both greater and more self-inflicted than these three black spots in Labour history. Unlike the earlier prime ministers, Starmer a
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