‘The Labour Party has literally gone insane.’ These words – from a senior backbencher – accurately described the day Britain’s governing party stared into the abyss, took a deep breath, then hurled itself straight in.
I had the privilege of a front-row seat to the fall of Tony Blair. I chronicled the Brexit wars; Boris Johnson being deposed by a slice of birthday cake; and Liz Truss’s own quick-fire descent into oblivion.
But nothing compares to the complete madness of the last 24 hours, and the way Keir Starmer contrived to defy his party – and reality – and send them hurtling
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