With Keir Starmer’s days in No10 seemingly numbered, many will be asking themselves what Starmerism will be remembered for. The plethora of recent u-turns are indicative of a government that not only has no principles, but also no backbone. After all, the Labour Party was instrumental at a regional level in covering up or ignoring the rape-gangs scandal. Labour MPs face an acute fear of losing their seats to hard-left parties more willing to placate sectarian demands. Similarly, Camus came to see the French Communist Party as ‘apologists for premeditated, organised, rationalised murder’.