I think he will be calm and polite and utterly ruthless on cuts.
Granny Gravy, yes, "It would be good to see the personal allowance raised, which would help the lower paid, along with ensuring the big corporations pay tax on all profit made/earned in the U.K."
And benefit levels raised - after all, as has been said many times, money spent by people on benefits goes straight back into the economy, as people have no option.
I want to finally see the NHS and Care situation properly sorted as a priority, and given the reality, more support of Voluntary groups who help those most in need, both financially (food banks, warm spaces) and in terms of well minds - tackling loneliness and isolation.
I dont have clear evidence to hand about Penny M's policies. all I do now is that it has long been said that the Labour Party always feared that Penny M the most in terms of an opposition PM, by which I can only assume "softer" social policies, and the reason I'd hoped it would be her.