Published 2 years ago

Starmer is pursued by ghosts of Labour past

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Sir Keir Starmer is starting to sound a little like Chauncey Gardiner. In Being There, Peter Sellers offers horticultural homilies that pass for economic profundity. Starmer can be just as Panglossian. Today, for the first time enjoying something close to undisputed authority over this most dysfunctional of parties.

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Starmer is pursued by ghosts of Labour past

Sir Keir Starmer is starting to sound a little like Chauncey Gardiner. In Being There, Peter Sellers’s wide-eyed naïf offers horticultural homilies that pass fo

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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