Keir Starmer’s journey to No.10 is the kind of CV that would make most politicians green with envy — private school, Oxford, barrister, head of the Crown Prosecution Service, a knighthood, and now Prime Minister. But for all that success, Starmer still goes to great lengths to frame himself as a working-class lad with socialist roots.
Yet the man himself remains a riddle. When he took over Labour, he praised Jeremy Corbyn’s policies, but then spent four years pushing the party back towards the centre. Now in government, his policies are swinging closer to Corbynism again, leaving voters wondering: where does Starmer actually stand?, reported the Daily Mail.
