To succeed, Keir Starmer must remember the people who matter: ordinary voters
The Labour leader and his team have to screen out the noise of Westminster and focus relentlessly on delivery.
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The Labour leader and his team have to screen out the noise of Westminster and focus relentlessly on delivery.
By James Morris
In voters’ eyes, Labour’s problem over the last five years was too little change, not too much.
By James Morris
Labour’s polling position was worse than it looked in the public polls, reveals Labour’s official pollster.
By James Morris
They forgot about the importance of competence and trust, and took their existing vote for granted.
By James Morris