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The government has gone ahead with many of the plans it committed to in the Labour manifesto.
At home, many point to the prime minister’s handling of the summer riots.
There are visibly better relationships between Westminster, Holyrood, Cardiff and Stormont , with the new Council of the Nations and Regions.
Sources across the party have wildly different answers to what has happened in the first 100 days .
Sue Gray's severance pay and ambition for the House of Lords are still hanging around.
Sources suggest some ministers, even senior figures like the Chancellor Rachel Reeves , haven’t found their mojo yet.
A long-time adviser identifies a tendency in the new government to be a bit surprised, or uncomfortable at being challenged in the unrelenting way they have been since moving into No 10.
The Tories in government gave Labour endless material through years of scandal and scrapes.
Now, the “baddies aren’t gifting us things every day”, says one source, Labour in office is instead responsible for writing its own script.
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