How Starmer finally found his voice as prime minister – by doing what even Tony Blair feared to do
Buoyed by polls which show the public approves of his handling of the Ukraine crisis, Sir Keir has finally begun to look - and sound - like a prime minister. His defiant response to a Labour revolt ...
Starmer echoes Liz Truss on reform of government
Sir Keir's argument overlaps with the former PM's - that the proliferation of arm's length bodies slow down change.
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PIP cuts targeting disabled people threaten to become Labour's next winter fuel row
As Sir Keir Starmer made the case for reform to MPs at a Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) meeting on Monday night, rebels ...
DWP warned £6 billion cuts are coming because it has 'confused' two things
John McTernan, who was political secretary to Tony Blair when he was PM and who worked as a special adviser to Harriet Harman ...
The problem is not the civil service. It’s the inadequacy of our politicians
Sir Keir Starmer is not the first Labour Prime Minister to lament the inertia of the Civil Service. In 1966 Harold Wilson set ...
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‘Steely’ Starmer has delivered the strongest attack on welfare by any Labour PM
With his determination to cut the benefits bill, Keir Starmer has found his voice as a tough pragmatist who can hold the centre ground of British politics, says John Rentoul ...
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Sanna Marin to publish memoirs in English and Finnish
Finland's former prime minister's book, titled 'Hope in Action: A Memoir About the Courage to Lead' in English, will be ...
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Starmer’s deregulation gamble: PSR abolishment reflects need for risk in drive for economic growth
With the UK government announcing plans to shutter the PSR in favour of regulatory streamlining, FStech editor Jonathan ...
From Robo Keir to Starmer the Statesman – how the PM found a new voice
Despite domestic fiscal tensions, the prime minister sounds stronger and clearer – and has seen an uptick in popularity – as ...