The relationship between the prime minister and chancellor is pivotal in British politics, crucial for maintaining cabinet unity and effective governance during challenging times.
As David Cameron and George Osborne learned, sustaining a strong prime-ministerial-chancellorial relationship is vital to avoid the pitfalls experienced by previous administrations, particularly Blair and Brown.
The lingering effects of Brexit are evident, and as Keir Starmer suggests, rebuilding relations with the EU is essential, even if Brexit itself remains a significant challenge.
Understanding Starmer's legal background could provide insight into his political approach, as he might navigate issues with a conviction reminiscent of his time as a barrister.
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