Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer discusses the Conservative Party leadership race in the wake of Boris Johnson resigning, and explains why he thinks the country doesn't need a new Tory leader but a new government entirely. #UK #KeirStarmer

"Labour had better hope that it is possible in these favourable circumstances to win an election without offering a vision for the UK, because that remains the party’s strategy. The official opposition’s chosen dividing lines with the government have been about character rather than policy. Given Boris Johnson has the sort of character that would be rejected by most Hollywood scriptwriters for being too cartoonishly disreputable, there was least a logic to this, especially as Starmer’s serial dishonesty in the Labour leadership campaign – here’s a man who stuck his hand up on television when asked if he supported renationalising energy, then stated he did not support nationalisation when safely elected – has been studiously ignored by media outlets." Read more.