Well his comments about others ring of collective responsibility, but I would say when he's talking about his own brief he's speaking in a much better tone than other cabinet ministers.
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Definitely a much better tone.
My mate had a game of pool with him at a local pub, I think he said he seems pretty down to earth, although since he ate the bacon sandwich all goofy like maybe he's truly despicable - who knows.
No no, it's move fast and break things, silly. ☺️
I wish they would just purge Starmer