Labour’s dismal lockdown performance
We need an opposition who oppose the dismantling of ancient civil liberties, not one who cheers it on and claim such encouragement is based on a sentiment of national pride.
The icing on Labour’s poisonous cake
Leeds City Council has reminded the voting public that the party's problem with left-wing extremism is far too pervasive to be solved by the expulsion of 'only' a thousand members.
Starmer is the Government’s cheerleader, not its opposition
Starmer has elected to be the Government’s cheerleader, dancing to the tune of ever more debilitating Coronavirus restrictions.
Labour’s ‘impossible coalition’
Starmer knows what steps to take to claim power, but he will always be drowned out by the social progressives who overran the party structure during the Blair and Corbyn years.
Starmer’s appeal to patriotism is a step in the right direction
The history of Britain, and its various Labour movements, has always spoken of the idea of patriotism as something innately connected to our politics.
Why I voted Keir Starmer for Labour leader
In terms of Labour’s internal struggles, Starmer’s pitch as a unity candidate holds great merit.