Why did Starmer settle out of court Give a grovelling apology and pay out six figure sum?

Well he hasn't drawn a line under the issue made it worse. The Labour supporters have helped Jeremy Corbyn him shown support against all the unfairness accusations from the trouble makers.

Starmer drawing a line under the issue and moving on is the most credible thing to do.

And I admired him for doing it. He wants a clean slate; no historical grievances that have rumbled on for years that Corbyn would neither face up to nor address. I'm liking Starmer more and more.

Yes, there are still people out here who would like a more equal society.
I have to go now, but this is a thread of real interest to me.

Starmer drawing a line under the issue and moving on is the most credible thing to do.

Winning an election in order to do what though? What are his aims for the country? Does he have any?
As for calling them "so called" surely that should have been investigated, not shut down with a pay off.
How will we ever know now?

Galaxy

The hope of actually winning an election.
The fact that you use the phrase so called whistleblowers is just beyond words.

Yup!

There are many deluded Corbyn supporters still out there then.

Many of the whistle blowers are also in the report acting against the leader and Labour's interests.

m.facebook.com/watch/?v=681222762433805&_rdr

I don't know what Starmer stands for, I am trying very hard to wait and see what policies he supports. I very much object to my money being paid to a bunch of journalists for no good reason that I can see. Labour members are not all well off and the subscription has not always been easy to find. Is the membership just a nuisance to him? Would he rather have rich backers?
I voted for him as leader but am starting to regret that I did.

The hope of actually winning an election.
The fact that you use the phrase so called whistleblowers is just beyond words.