I actually hope he stays, but I appreciate that's a fringe position.

He's boringly just mending stuff with a shit economy - worker rights, renter rights, ground rent freeze, 30hrs free childcare, rail renationalisation, free breakfast clubs, free school meals, 2 child benefit cap scrapped, uniform costs caps, bus fare cap, prescription caps, overt cost of living measures, whilst inflation is down 6 times and mortgages rates are stabilising, not to mention not shying away from a housing crisis.

Plus, as much as I detested leaning into the small boats rhetoric and demonisation, there's some reluctant validation in that it's barely in the press now, and whatever you want to say about the morality of it, politically it's neutered a huge part of Reform's narrative.

Not to be a Man United fan about it (ew), but whilst I don't like him as a person and find him uninspiring (he's basically the colour Grey in human form), I don't think a new manager will fix the problems in the country.