'We all hope it's teething troubles - but worry it's something worse': the inside story of Labour's first 100 days in power

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Labour immediately leapt on the deficit as evidence of irresponsible management of the economy, paving the way for tax increases and painful spending cuts in the budget.
55% : Trump was curious about how Labour had won back the "red wall" to secure such a huge election victory, sources say, perhaps with an eye on how the rust belt states in the US could play a similar role in his own re-election campaign.
20% : Labour was on a charm offensive after senior party figures criticised the former president in the past, with Lammy, who attended the dinner, previously describing Trump as a "tyrant in a toupee".

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