Starming victory: Labour sweeps to power

Britain has elected a Labour government (www.economist....) for the first time in 14 years. The party inherits a spattered legacy and a country that is often seen as a laughing stock internationally. We consider Sir Keir Starmer’s long to-do list: growing the economy, mending Britain’s reputation…and moving house within 24 hours (www.economist.....
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Hopefully, the very last we see of the UK Tory Party.

[@batman0346]

Best teacher ever 🎊

[@glennnielsen8054]

It is said that democracy is never flawed. Can't one question whether it is a function of perfect information or just something similar?

[@enriquegarcia2612]

The shadow of palestine looms over starmer. He seems to dance to the tune of israel

[@glennnielsen8054]

If you are of the opinion that BREXIT is a bad decision, you must indirectly also have the opinion that the EU is viable in the future. In that context, the (or one of them) most predictable crisis is the accelerating government debt and significant government deficits in southern Europe compared to the relative amount of southern European government bonds on the ECB's balance sheet.

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No sound

[@peteredwards338]

😅Then sweeps the country down the toilet.