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A Labour Party in Tory clothing? Why Starmer's backbenchers are deeply uncomfortable

Sky News Sunday, 16 March 2025 ()
Since taking office nine months ago Sir Keir Starmer has weathered party rows about winter fuel payments, the two child benefit cap, WASPI women, airport expansion and cuts to international aid.
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