Guardian
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Keir Starmer is in command of a vast parliamentary majority, unthreatened by a debilitated opposition.
France elected a new national assembly three days after British voters sent Starmer to Downing Street .
The recent advance of the far right has sometimes been disrupted but never reversed in France , Germany and most other European democracies.
Short-lived, unstable coalitions of voters set aside other differences for the common cause of preventing extremists seizing institutional bastions of democracy.
Neither of the two co-leaders of the official Vote Leave campaign, Michael Gove and Boris Johnson , was even a parliamentary candidate by the time the election came around.
For Britain ’s Eurosceptic ideologues and radical nationalists, the election of a Labour government brings precious respite.
They are no longer expected to honour their utopian promises.
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