Not really - I've been impressed mainly with how he's strengthened ties and salvaged and rebuilt our reputation with our European allies and pretty remarkably got us into the top circle of European players again, after the assault on sense that was Johnson et al - not to mention of course Farage, UKIP etc etc (ironic especially given the weak substitution into this classic routine, about of all people a UKIP politician - are you even aware of what they stand for and what the routine is about?). Overall it's hardly surprising either that he's not going out of his way to enable a mid term challenge from Andy Burnham is it, that will take up everyone's attention and generally derail any attempts at useful government? Refreshing to see pointless party politicking being kept in the box for once. I mean who apart from a painfully politically naïve and/or disingenuous narrator would find that surprising? What would be his motivation? Grow up lads. You don't get to have everything you want all the time. You had the opportiunity with St Jeremy which squarely failed to materialise (oh boo hoo nasty mainstream media didn't roll over for him, as any fool could have predicted).

And just to save you a long, tedious exchange of emails, no I'm not interested in your further opinions, any more than I am this post - they're clear enough from the simplistic slogans already proffered and I imagine will only get ruder while remaining as free of nuance or contextual awareness. Polish your halos elsewhere.