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In a major speech tomorrow morning, Mr Hunt will claim that Labour has a black hole in its spending plans - and warn that Sir Keir Starmer will have to raise taxes 'as sure as night follows day'.

The broadcaster shared what a taxi driver said to him about the Labour leader when he was being driven to the show.

Sir Keir Starmer, never knowingly innovative, unveiled his Blair-tribute pledge card in Essex at an opera-rehearsal space. It ain't over until Emily Thornberry sings?

CHANCELLOR Jeremy Hunt will today draw election battle lines on the economy, warning that Labour will put up taxes “as sure as night follows day”.

The Labour leader said there would be no 'quick fix' to the deep problems the party will inherit if it wins the next election, as he set out Labour's six election pledges at a launch event in Essex.

KEIR Starmer’s six lacklustre pledges are far from a blueprint for the better Britain he wants.

KEIR Starmer’s six lacklustre pledges are far from a blueprint for the better Britain he wants.

“I’M not scaling back our ambition at all,” said Sir Keir Starmer yesterday as he scaled back his ambition again.

“I’M not scaling back our ambition at all,” said Sir Keir Starmer yesterday as he scaled back his ambition again.

The Brexit architect took aim at the Labour leader after he announced his ambitions if he takes power.

Keir Starmer's campaign launch in Essex today sounded like a post-war Flash 'Arry spiv setting up a Find The Lady scam on top of a battered suitcase on Oxford Street, says RICHARD LITTLEJOHN.

The whinging Leftie laid bare how the Labour Party will get into power but what the result of that stint in Parliament will be for Sir Keir Starmer.

The Labour leader launched his general election campaign today with a 48-hour blitz of Conservative held battleground seats

The opposition leader knows that he is being measured for the highest office in the land

Labour leader Keir Starmer said there were 'no quick fixes' but said he was offering a 'down payment on change' as Labour fired the starting gun on the general election campaign

The strategy is clear – what’s less obvious is whether there’s any point to it.

The stump speech, rolled up sleeves and a "first steps" six-point plan: Sir Keir Starmer is clear he isn't the heir to Blair, but he certainly evoked the spirit of Tony Blair who, back in 1997, issued a five-point pledge card with the…

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted he can be trusted to deliver his six pledges to voters - despite abandoning many of the promises that saw him elected Labour leader.