When a batsman reaches a century, cricket spectators stand and applaud. As Andy Burnham today reaches his 100th day as Prime Minister, few may feel the urge to leap up and honour that custom.
The only things rising are questions and doubts and debt levels. And, weirdly, Labour’s previously horizontal poll ratings. Was it really only 100 days ago that unhappy donkey Sir Keir Starmer was led to the glue factory?
If the nasal knight already seems ancient history, so do his cronies: Lord Hermer, the squeaky international-law obsessive who was Sir Keir’s Attorney General; Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor Who Cried; David
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