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    If Labour is to have any success, last week’s failure to offer an alternative to Tory social care plans should never be repeatedThis time last year, Keir Starmer was preparing to give his first conference speech as Labour leader to a near-empty room. Separated from the public due to social distancing measures and greeted with silence rather than applause, the image became a metaphor for Starmer’s early leadership: some scripted words were carefully uttered, but ultimately no one was
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