1/ For renationalisation:
53% of the public
Labour conference and members
Kier Starmer January 2020

Against:
The right wing press and the BBC
The Tory party
Keir Starmer September 2021

Receipts below 1/4
2/ More than half of the public would support renationalising energy companies, polling reveals
inews.co.uk/news/politics/…
3/ Starmer committing in writing and in speech to nationalisation in early 2020 when he wanted votes in the leadership election:
4/ Keir Starmer September 2021 rejecting what Keir Starmer said when he wanted votes in the leadership election:

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