Keir Starmer's leadership of the Labour Party faces tough times ahead, with his popularity plunging as local elections near. Facing challenges from the Reform party and mixed outcomes in candidate selections, Labour is navigating a difficult political landscape. Meanwhile, Tony Blair's recent climate policy report appears counterproductive to Labour's efforts, revealing his ongoing desire for political relevance nearly two decades post-premiership. Despite a potential alignment with Tory perspectives, opportunities for the opposition have not been capitalized, illustrating the ongoing complexity of political alliances.
On days like these, Keir Starmer might come to believe there is a God after all. Fair to say the prime minister has been under the cosh recently.
Tony Blair had just published a report on climate policy that even his best friends might consider to have been unhelpful. He still yearns for relevance.
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