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Starmer is the anti-Metternich – none of his moves have any meaning
The Prime Minister has shuffled the deck, but all the key players who have brought about this woeful mess are still present
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telegraph.co.uk
Starmer may just have given himself a final chance
The future of the Labour Party now rests on the next most important appointment in the reshuffle – its deputy leader
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This is Starmer’s last chance to salvage his premiership
The Prime Minister’s reshuffle is at least one sign that he recognises the scale of the challenge ahead
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Starmer was on the brink of disaster – so finally, he acted
Prime Minister swings the axe on Cabinet deadwood as he wakes up to the threat posed by Reform
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dailymail.co.uk
Starmer rearranges the deckchairs on the Titanic: JASON GROVES
Politics is about to get much tougher for Keir Starmer.
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independent.co.uk
‘Same faces, different positions’: Will Starmer’s reshuffle change anything?
With just one new face around the cabinet table and a massive job swap for most of the rest, political editor David Maddox questions whether Keir Starmer has done enough to…
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Starmer is the anti-Metternich – none of his moves have any meaning
The Prime Minister has shuffled the deck, but all the key players who have brought about this woeful mess are still present
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Starmer is taking a great Rightwards gamble
The Prime Minister’s reshuffle and policy relaunch suggests a harder line will be taken on migration and welfare