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Tomorrow the Labour Party will hold an 'opposition day' in parliament, something they are entitled to do every few months. During that opposition day they will do what they have done since Jeremy Corbyn took over as leader, they will seek to find issues which can paint the Conservatives as 'heartless'. Tomorrow the issues will be free schools meals (again), and Universal Credit. The problem with opposition days is that they are non-binding, they say 'what' - but they don't say 'how'. When you are in opposition it's very easy to 'what', and you leave the tough job of saying 'how' to others...
