Starmer's premiership defined by prevarication and broken state deference
By
Martha Dacombe
Summary
The article criticizes Keir Starmer's premiership, arguing that his leadership is defined by prevarication and deferring to a broken state. Following Labour's poor local election results, Starmer's pledges—such as putting the UK at the "heart of Europe" without altering Brexit red lines, and renationalising British Steel "subject to a public interest test"—are presented as hollow and contradictory. The piece makes the case that state reform is more necessary than ever.
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bskyStarmer's premiership defined by prevarication and broken state deferencearguably.ukKey quotes
· 3 pulledOne pledge was to put the UK at the 'heart of Europe' – but without altering the Brexit red lines that make that an impossibility.
Another was to renationalise British Steel 'subject to a public interest test'.
Starmer has deferred at every turn to a broken state
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