#Starmer

Alex Nunns

alexnunns

Voters—especially 'red wall' voters who Starmer's Union Jack strategy is aimed at—don't want Labour to be "unashamedly pro-business." Poll after poll shows that. So this political cliché from Starmer is

Cllr Jon Burke

jonburkeUK

1/ For Boris Johnson’s eight years at City Hall, it was my job to watch him carefully and, frankly, hurt him. First for the Leader of the Labour Group, then

Jon Wilson

jonewilson

Labour's constitutional convention is the start of an exciting conversation to transform the UK state. But the idea of devolving further power "to nations and regions" threatens to continue the

Adam Wagner

AdamWagner1

The right call by Starmer.https://twitter.com/paulwaugh/status/1329017340139360257 He has inherited a party which is riddled with institutional issues, not just with antisemitism but also factionalism and a toxic culture. The coming years

Joe Guinan

joecguinan

“If the main party of the left seeks to walk like the right and talk like the right, then what precisely is the point of the main party of the

Alexander Davidson

alex_davidson82

Starmers latest big idea is a rehash of all the embarrassing shite that Blair, Brown and Miliband engaged in. The idea that all you need to win the proles back

Robin Murray

robinthemint

1/ All this stuff about Starmer not breaking through misses the point. This year he had two jobs. 1st to bury the idea that labour is not fit for office

JWTheSpa

SpaJw

Your polling primer (a thread) ... YouGov tends to give the Tories their highest scores and Labour its lowest. YouGov may be right, but Opinium on Sunday had Labour on

Tom Hayes

BEERG

Labour needs to be more critical of Brexit realities, this article appears to argue. But what is Labour actually supposed to say? That it is a terrible deal and needs

Ciaran Martin

ciaranmartinoxf

Among the many problems with this plan is that the proposed reforms are so far-reaching, they’d surely require a referendum 1/ 7https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jan/31/keir-starmer-urged-to-back-radical-con

The Times

thetimes

Turning his party around during a pandemic is proving tricky, but Labour leader Keir Starmer says he’s here for the long haul.In the midst of a dip in the polls,

Laura Gordon

LibDemLaura

This is a really good article. I want to see the party hold to the centre on economics while being radical and making noise about core liberal issues where the

Yuan Yi Zhu

yuanyi_z

Almost of all of these proposals (Lords abolition; constitutional convention & written constitution; devo-max-max) have been endorsed by Starmer at some point. The question is whether he has an overall

Imran

imran_1

SHORT THREADLots yesterday and today about Keir Starmer's speech today. @POLITICOEurope helpfully provides a link for the speech expected at 1107am https://labour.org.uk/keir-starmer-speech-securing-the-economy-for-families-during-lockd

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

I saw Keir Starmer speak this morning in Westminster.In answer to a media question, he said that he would not only defend Freedom of Movement this year, but would propose

WikiJewSoc🕎🌹

JewSoc

It hurts my Jewish community when people ban Labour members from supporting Jeremy Corbyn. If Starmer & Evans want to do what's right for the Jewish community, they will allow

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