Keir Starmer’s first 100 days in office have been marred by misfortunes, self-inflicted mistakes, and a rapid loss of popularity, with his acceptance of freebies and a series of blunders contributing to his downfall. Labour’s missteps include cuts to winter heating allowance, pay rises for train drivers, and failure to address social crises, leading to a minimal lead over the Tories. The appointment of Morgan McSweeney as chief of staff may bring a more structured approach, but Labour’s lack of clear policy details and ideological direction remain concerning as the upcoming Budget poses a critical test for the party.
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