How Labour became the real nasty party
Keir Starmer and his mates were only too happy to play the role of the moral arbiters in opposition. But after constant accusations of cronyism last year, and now health minister Andrew Gwynne’s sacking for a string of racist, sexist and ageist messages posted in an MPs' WhatsApp group, are Labour at risk of drowning…
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