The PM has parked Tory tanks on Labour’s lawn – but Starmer can fight back Jonathan Freedland
What do you do when your sworn enemy insists on wearing your clothes? The question looms large after Boris Johnson once again dressed himself up in deepest red recently, introducing a new tax that aims to raise £12bn a year to tackle the NHS backlog and fix social care, the sort of high-tax, high-spend move that was once anathema to the Conservative party and the exclusive preserve of Labour.
But it’s a question Johnson has been posing for
