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The death penalty is part of it, but stomping on civil rights is at the heart of it — ruthlessly exploiting anxiety about crime to aim repression at whatever displeases him, from immigration protesters to murderers.

“Democrats care more about being right than being in power. We have to change that. We have to be ruthlessly focused on winning power.”

He “regularly appeared onstage in an advanced state of intoxication,” “ruthlessly assaulted” the guitarist onstage in Boston in September 2024, then continued his “unhinged barrage of punches” backstage, it says.

A Treasury spokesperson told the BBC that the Chancellor would next week set out more detail on how the government intends to "ruthlessly exploit our global advantages".

Former Corbyn aide Andrew Murray said Sir Keir Starmer had "created the space" for a party to Labour's left by ruthlessly expelling left wingers from the party and dropping his leadership campaign promises.