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DANIEL HANNAN: Starmer has no plan except spending public money

He has been marginalised on the world stage, under siege from Labour MPs, unable to push through small reforms to slow down public spending, the PM seems… well, spent.

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dailymail.co.ukStai leggendo1 anni fa

DANIEL HANNAN: Starmer has no plan except spending public money

He has been marginalised on the world stage, under siege from Labour MPs, unable to push through small reforms to slow down public spending, the PM seems… well, spent.

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bbc.com1 anni fa

As Starmer's first year ends in crisis, now comes a bigger battle

The PM is trying to prove to a volatile country that Labour can fix it - but that will be a challenge when profound policy disagreements are on full display

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  1. mercoledì 25 giugno 2025·dailymail.co.uk

    DANIEL HANNAN: Starmer has no plan except spending public money

    He has been marginalised on the world stage, under siege from Labour MPs, unable to push through small reforms to slow down public spending, the PM seems… well, spent.

  2. venerdì 27 giugno 2025·bbc.com

    As Starmer's first year ends in crisis, now comes a bigger battle

    The PM is trying to prove to a volatile country that Labour can fix it - but that will be a challenge when profound policy disagreements are on full display