TeaThat labor conference could begin as Andy Bernham, but until the end of the day four, the show seemed to attract less pomp.
Supporters of Greater Manchester Mayor are attracted to the fact that Bernham Tops Approval rate voting – But critics warned that the voting measurements are the most playful and that he may not be the right person to challenge the Kir Star.
For Part of Sir Kir, he had a good conference And it seemed to temporarily silence many critics who questioned their ability to lead the country.
But he is far away from being out of the forest. They have a difficult budget to get through this autumn. Again, in May, the Prime Minister has to face what can be made or broken in local and developed elections, when improvement may emerge that seals his fate.
A cabinet minister told Independent: “Keer must be less worried about Andy [Burnham] And this conference and what could happen to him in June or July next year. ,
Welfare Secretary Pat McFaden, however, is asking everyone to calm down, arguing: “The Prime Minister does not get almost enough credit for the election victory last year. The election victory is difficult and also difficult for labor.”
But the question is: If there is no star, then who? And don’t like it very much.
As a cabinet minister said about his colleagues, “I look round on the cabinet table and I think the great characters of the Blair government – Mo Mavlem, Robin Cook, David Blaunket, Jack Straw. Then I see the cabinet table again and all this looks very brands.”
However, this cabinet has four members – and one of their former colleagues – which are not blurred and it may be what it takes.
Young pretender
It seems that Health Secretary Wes Streeting has been talked about as a potential leadership candidate over the years and the conference seemed to strengthen his position as a potential precursor.
Their weakness is that he is seen as a very right-wing-a more charismatic version of the starrer with lower qualifications than the collisions.
Perhaps it suggests that he was about to call for former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rener – a beloved of the Left – to return to the government quickly after leaving his tax matters. He wants to show the party’s aspect that he cares – even if most people do not think he really does.
Rebirth leader
If a person put representatives of the conference in the fringes throughout the week, it was Energy Secretary Ed Milliband. Energy can be his brief, but also what he gives when he is in the room.
Like former Tory leader Sir Ian Duncan Smith, Miliband has found a new life and purpose in life after leadership. He is now an generous for green energy and net zero when the world needs one.
But his fringes became wider than speeches, laying a more leftist agenda – and he became happy and appreciated with enthusiasm wherever he went.
Gaya cow is a more shrunken man who led to defeating the party in 2015 – he has been replaced by a person who is a serious contender to lead the party again with a new force.
A star is born
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has come into the limelight since replacing Yett Cooper in the government’s most difficult job.
He has dealt with it with a courage and straightforward that has been a trademark of his politics for many years, but is now on full performance.
Extremely preferred, even while seen as firm and positive, it is clear that his ambitions are more than in the house office.
His only problem is that he can be considered right -wing for the taste of many in the party. In that case it can become an alternative between him and the streeting not to divide the vote.
JD Vance’s friend
Deputy Prime Minister David Lami is probably amazing names in this list, but he has returned from spending a large amount of time out of the country as a foreign secretary with a new purpose.
It is clear that his height for the Deputy Prime Minister is a very proud moment for him, but not his ambition. Lammy is definitely not brand and many people credits him compared to a deep thinker.
They also have the rare ability to be able to be left and right lean – which can still make them together at a factional party.
Those who recall some of Lemy’s guffs before entering the government should probably reflect the last 15 months, where as Foreign Secretary, he proved himself a serious politician.
Not only he navigated many prickly issues – at least no problems in Gaza – but he never made his legs wrong.
He also changed Trump’s relationship despite his disruptive tweets of the past. And, in fact, he has become unlikely friends with his fishing companion, Vice President JD Vance.
Prodigal Return
Do not exclude Angela Rener. She may be forced to leave her tax matters and was not present in Liverpool this week, but her popularity on the left side of the party is almost strong.
It is quite clear that many people are now plotting to return to some form or the other.
This was also clear at the Trades Union Congress in early September, where he received a lot of support despite falling with Unite.
Now being out of the government, he is allowed to return as a clean brake candidate which can be an advantage.