Fresh blow for Sir Keir Starmer as Labour bible the New Statesman dismisses him as boring
SIR Keir Starmer faces even more woe after Labour bible the New Statesman dismissed him as boring.
The Leftie magazine called the Labour leader a dull technocrat who could be out of a job within months over Beergate.
In a scathing editorial, it said: “Britain needs — and deserves — more than a cautious, technocratic Labour prime minister.
“It needs a transformative leader who would use power with purpose.”
They also panned his lack of political agility over Beergate.
It came as ex-PM Tony Blair said Labour would only return to No10 if it backed Tory policies on Brexit and law and order.
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In a new report he claimed Sir Keir had to prove he is not boring if he wanted to win power.
Mr Blair called on Labour chiefs to make it clear “we’re not rejoining the EU or revisiting the decision”.
He said they can win back disillusioned voters with a tough biometric ID policy to crack down on illegal immigration.
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