Military History & other stuff. Visiting Prof, Defence Studies Dept, KCL. Husband, father, grandpa. Christian. Arsenal. Labour. Spaniel magnet. All opinions are just mine. Reposts do not = endorsement.
Gary D. Sheffield is an English academic and military historian. He publishes on the conduct of British Army operations in World War I, and contributes to print and broadcast media on the subject. .. more
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At the same time he has kept USA on board in the Ukraine war.
Not bad statesmanship.
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Wouldn’t it be reassuring if all Parties were on the same page at this time
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Leaders build. They build confidence, stability, trust, relationships and hope. They’re reflective, sometimes a bit boring.
Trump, Farage, Robinson and Polanski sit where?
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Meanwhile he’s quietly rebuilding alliances, calming markets, and getting Britain taken seriously again. The press and right-wing commentariat don’t do strategy - just vibes, panic, and yesterday’s talking points. Another blinder played by Keir.
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This will keep more children well and in school, protecting them from a disease that can be serious, and reduce the time parents take off work to care for them.
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The year that, if you want to see Reform defeated once and for all, you get behind our Labour government and promote the work they are doing to repair and rebuild our country.
You either do this to defeat Reform. Or you chose another path and help them to power.
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And yet it's Starmer, decent, diligent, dedicated, that is hated by both left and right.
Beats me.
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2025 was the best year for the FTSE 100 since 2009.
2025 was also the first FULL year under a Labour government since 2009.
Coincidence? Maybe. But it's not as if it's the only data point showing improving trends now we have a Labour government again.
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Mistakes? There'll be some. Nobody sensible will claim that governing is easy, not least when there is a 14-year backlog of neglect.
But we've embarked on a renewed Britain.
I wish PM Starmer well in 2026.
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