Something quite strange is happening in British politics right now—our Labour Prime Minister seems to be channelling his inner Tory. In fact, if his words could be trusted, he might just be the most Conservative Prime Minister in decades.
Circumstances, both external and of Labour’s own making, have given Sir Keir Starmer the chance to reshape the UK in a way that was once unthinkable for his party—and, for some within Labour, still is. After letting his Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, wreak havoc on the economy, Starmer has found himself on a real-time crash course in economics.
