In this series of essays, Labour MPs from across the ‘broad centre’ of the party set out how Labour can apply its values to the problems we face in the second quarter of the 21st century. The collection centres around four generational challenges: affordability, capacity, security, and solidarity.
PAUL RICHARDS: Liam Byrne's new book highlights the internal contradictions of the populist movement
JIMMY SERGI: Labour must stand firm after Gorton and Denton to hold together its electoral coalition
DAVID COWAN AND SIR CHRIS POWELL: Treating Reform UK as just another populist party may prove disastrous
Liam Byrne is a man on a mission – or several. He talks to IGGY WOOD about inequality, populism, and sci-fi – and convinces him that it’s all going to be alright
CHRISTABEL COOPER: The Reform threat can’t be discounted. But Labour should focus on staying ahead of the Tories
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