BBC UK
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Labour leader Keir Starmer has faced calls to be more explicit about his priorities.
But he is deliberately picking a subject and sticking to it, talking about border security and immigration.
The plans can be shredded (or nabbed!) by opponents, or cause grumbles closer to home.
Some Conservatives think he has made a 'strategic mistake' by focusing on these plans.
There is a risk of stirring up too much unhappiness on the left, so that the party ends up preoccupied with internal fights again.
The thing Labour is most afraid of is not winning or losing any specific argument, but failing to win the country, and losing again.
There are dangers for any opposition in saying too little or too much.
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