This explosive investigation, based on Labour Party files including previously unseen documents, meticulously details the intrigues, stratagems, and deceits that propelled Sir Keir Starmer into Downing Street. Authored by Paul Holden, this book is essential reading for those tracking the transformation of the Labour Party and the potential corruption of British politics.

Investigative Focus

Paul Holden exposes how Keir Starmer served as the public face for a right-wing political project orchestrated by Morgan McSweeney, now Chief of Staff in Number 10. The narrative details how McSweeney’s inner circle allegedly employed tactics such as undermining the left-wing leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, fueling moral panics, and establishing front groups to manage media narratives.

Key Themes Explored

• The betrayal of Starmer's leadership platform after securing office on false pretences.
• Allegations of purging opponents and marginalizing the Labour membership.
• An examination of undisclosed financial donations made by McSweeney, questioning whether this violation of law subverted the democratic system.
• The tracing of the Labour Party's evolution into what the author describes as a censorial, authoritarian machine.
• An alarm raised regarding the influence of dark money in British politics, featuring accounts of hacked emails, smears, and cynical stitch-ups.

Specifications

Author:

Paul Holden

Binding:

Paperback

Language:

English

Publication Date:

November 13, 2025

Print Length:

568 pages

ISBN-13:

978-1682195987

Dimensions:

12.7 x 5.08 x 19.69 cm

Weight:

486 g

For political analysts, historians, and engaged citizens, The Fraud offers an unflinching look at the internal power struggles and alleged ethical breaches shaping contemporary British leadership.