Starmer and Blair poles apart, an open goal at PMQs. Did KemiKaze score? | John Crace

Fair to say the prime minister has been under the cosh recently. Eighteen years after stepping down as prime minister, he still yearns for relevance. So you might have thought that Kemi Badenoch would have been keen to seize on the report from the Tony Blair Institute. After all, it’s not often that a Tory leader of the opposition finds herself more or less on the same side as Labour’s most successful prime minister. It’s even less often that Labour’s most successful prime minister finds himself Nigel Farage-adjacent.