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1 week ago |
express.co.uk | Sam Lister
Keir Starmer is spinning in the wind – it's enough to make you wonder why he became PMThere's no doubting that Sir Keir Starmer wanted to be Prime Minister, but why? 14:57, Fri, May 23, 2025 | UPDATED: 14:57, Fri, May 23, 2025 Share Article Bookmark OPINIONKeir Starmer is spinning in the wind (Image: Getty)Keir Starmer’s desire to become prime minister meant he sat at Jeremy Corbyn’s side while many of his colleagues refused to do so.
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2 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Sam Lister
OPINIONRayner can't be pleased at Ed Miliband's wife's objections to building new houses (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)Angela Rayner vowed to take on the nimbys stopping new homes being built, so Cabinet pal Ed Miliband must be number one on her hit list. Windy Mili, who wants to cover the countryside in turbines, is against luxury flats being built in his leafy neighbourhood.
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4 weeks ago |
express.co.uk | Sam Lister
OPINIONPrime Minister Keir Starmer speaks to car factory employees after the trade deal was announced (Image: Getty Images)Puffed up Keir Starmer bragged about securing a great trade deal with Donald Trump but it was the second time he sold Britain out in a week. The Prime Minister was not even in the room when the agreement was finalised and was forced into last minute concessions over the phone while he was at a football match.
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1 month ago |
express.co.uk | Sam Lister
Alastair Campbell's boring hissy fit that proves he can still convince himself of anythingThe former spin doctor has made an unhelpful, ill-informed contribution to a national debate that reveals a lot about the Left. Share Article Bookmark OPINIONCampbell recently expressed anger about the Supreme Court's ruling on women (Image: Getty)In the two weeks since the country’s most senior judges ruled men cannot become women, trans extremists have engaged in a collective hissy fit.
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1 month ago |
express.co.uk | Sam Lister
Bravery and modesty of Greatest Generation dwarfs all who came after itMeeting with real heroes who downplay the heroism that guaranteed today's freedoms is truly something to behold. Link copied Bookmark OPINIONClockwise from top left, Robbie, Henry, Dorothea, Ruth, Marie and Peter (Image: Jonathan Buckmaster / Daily Express)It was an absolute pleasure to spend an afternoon with a group of Second World War veterans recently – and their attitude to life should be a lesson for all of us.
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