Red Knight by Michael Ashcroft - an unauthorised biography of Keir Starmer

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Why would this prominent human rights barrister oppose the death penalty at all, when 15 years later he'd be leader of the opposition?
40% : "It is worth considering the viewpoints of the voters to whom Starmer must appeal if he is to return the Labour party to power," Ashcroft concludes, apparently unaware that some people oppose capital punishment as a breach of fundamental values - values which, in the field of human rights, are universally held.
38% : Why would Starmer campaign so hard against the death penalty in Belize and Uganda, when his clients had been convicted of "shocking crimes"?

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