MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: We need a PM who can deliver growth - not just soundbites

Daily Mail - Sep 27, 2026

As the former mayor of Greater Manchester prepares for his first conference as PM, his main problem is not that he has no mandate from voters - or even from Labour members.

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