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Sir Keir Starmer has done his best to detoxify Labour brand and convince voters there is nothing to fear in voting for him.
Just seven years ago he praised Jeremy Corbyn’s astonishingly Left-wing election manifesto as a “foundational document” for Labour .
At a similar age he is reported to have said he did not believe in imprisonment “for anything, ever” A Labour spokesman said there was “no proof” that he said this.
Sir Keir said collective bargaining was not Left-wing enough because it gave too much power to employers.
He said public services should be in public hands, not making profits for shareholders.
Last week , he fleshed out his plans for Great British Energy , revealing it would be an investment vehicle.
Sir Keir was clear that: “We walk with the trade unions.” In Socialist Alternatives in the 1980s , he called for an enlargement of the unions.
What he says now: Labour is pro-worker and pro-business,’ according to the party’s website.
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