Keir Starmer expected to make it to No 10 despite his low personal popularity
by Kiran Stacey Political correspondent from World news | The Guardian on (#6N036)
The Labour leader has mirrored Blair's highly cautious Ming vase' approach, and it has paid off so far
Keir Starmer goes into the general election widely expected to emerge as prime minister, despite being roughly as personally popular as Ed Miliband was at the time of the 2015 election.
Headline polls suggest Labour will win a convincing majority in July, with the party 20 points ahead, potentially enough for a landslide victory.
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