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Journalist & researcher: [email protected] | Co-author 'Scotland After Britain' (Verso, 2022) | co-ordinator of the Gig Economy Project newsletter braveneweurope.com/gig-economy-project
Ben Wray
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Starmer was a vessel for destroying the left in Labour. Him and those around him had barely any interest in how to tackle Britain's post-2008 economic stagnation. So he was always going to fail, sooner or later. The question is, does Burnham have any more substance than Starmer?