A New Age of Eroticism Debuts in British Politics
At a time when we are wondering who the next James Bond will be, Sir Keir Starmer seems taken with the idea of himself as some sort of international man of mystery.

It seems incredible now that the coming of Sir Keir Starmer’s Labor government was hailed in some excitable quarters as heralding in British politics a new age of eroticism. The Times columnist Caitlin Moran wrote: “In all the analysis of last week’s election there was one seismic change that was overlooked by every major news outlet. Which is this: every middle-aged woman I know feels, right now, kind of … fruity. Turned on.”
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