Glitter protest gives Keir Starmer a chance to shine under pressure

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : When he said Labour was "no longer a party of protest" he signalled his greatest achievement as leader: purging the party of Momentum, ridding conference of what are often referred to as the "headbangers" and turning his party into one that wants to govern.
47% : This year's event has had fringe events where policies have been debated, discussed and tested in an undeniably grown-up way.
34% : But a dull party is also an unthreatening one, and if voters no longer regard Labour as a risk, they are more likely to give them a turn in government, as the political pendulum dictates they must eventually do.

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