Another day, another man walks into No 10 promising to think in decades while the rest of us are still trying to plan Thursday. The removal vans haven't even left and already there's a 10-year plan.

Keir Starmer will deliver his farewell address before handing the keys, and the door, and the inevitable in-tray of unresolved crises to Andy Burnham. The transition marks the latest chapter in a Labour project that keeps rewriting its own leadership before finishing a sentence.

Every incoming prime minister arrives with a decade-long vision, and every one of them is gone long before the first anniversary.

If the plan is for ten years, why does the applause only ever last ten minutes?

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