Keir Starmer hasn’t pulled a rabbit out of a hat. It does not correspond to the style of a prime minister who is averse to surprises and shocks. In the speech this Monday morning, which many considered crucial to determine whether his political career can survive, after that of England and the autonomous governments of Scotland and Wales held last week, he decided to challenge his critics and warn his deputies and colleagues of the formation of “chaos” that the United Kingdom could plunge into if they revive the fratricidal wars that the conservatives carried out in previous years.
