have their tails up, buoyed by polling data showing them nudging up on whether voters know who their man is and what he believes.In scenes unimaginable just a couple of years ago, there was unity, driven no doubt by the hefty whiff of power in the air.Brits warned to 'prepare for the worst' just weeks before Autumn budget
Banished to the fringes of the event, even a characteristically graceless appearance from Magic Grandpa himself failed to put the leadership off their stride in theirYet Corbyn was behind the weakest point of Starmer’s conference — floundering over the obvious question of why he sat in the hard-left Shadow Cabinet for all those years and said nothing.Starmer’s excuse was “my first words as Labour leader were, ‘We will rip anti-Semitism out by its roots’.
Pressure is growing for more positive policies to sell on the doorstep ahead of November 7’s King’s Speech, where the legislative agenda forBut 12 months on and — despite a lot of reasons to be cheerful — Mr Hunt is still just as restrained.on November 22, with little in the way of giveaways, is set to dismay impatient Tories crying out for something to sell on the doorstep.
Chatter is still persistent that someone a little more upbeat will be needed in No11 to face the voters next year.remains chipper, the mood in the ministerial ranks is rather less so this weekend, especially as hopes that polls were tightening after the net zero brake-slamming appear to have been snuffed out.