No, Keir Starmer won't be more radical in government | John Rentoul

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : From the right, George Osborne says she will need a huge increase in public spending for the same reasons.
52% : But it is also, as McDonnell says, a question for Labour in government because it will have some bearing on the election after next.
46% : From the left, John McDonnell, her predecessor but one, says she will need a huge increase in public spending to "solve the crises in our public services and the capital investment needed to boost growth, fix our crumbling buildings and infrastructure and begin to address the housing crisis".
46% : So, no, there is no secret plan to say one thing to get elected and then to do another in government.
44% : It is a question that hangs over the long election campaign, because one of the Conservative attacks will be that Labour will say one thing to get elected and do another once it is in government.

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