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Left behind

JADE AZIM: Young women face a myriad of economic and social pressures - Labour must treat them as a core constituency in its coalition

Scaling what works

MARIANNA MASTERS AND EVELYN AKOTO: To tackle health inequalities for black women, the government should support community-led models

Renewed purpose

VERONICA OAKESHOTT: Gisèle Pelicot’s new memoir should prompt the government to renew its focus on ending violence against women and girls

Spring 2026

This edition of the Fabian Review revolves around what women want from Labour, featuring Seema Malhotra MP, Paula Harriott, Sara Hyde, Anneliese Dodds MP, Jess Asato MP, Jade Azim and Marianna Masters and Evelyn Akoto. Elsewhere, Mete Coban MBE highlights the importance of green spaces in London, and Andrew Copson makes the case for a secular state in light of the rise of Christian nationalism.

A new threat

ANNELIESE DODDS MP: Reform UK is part of a global backlash against women's hard-won freedoms

Moral obligation

PURNA SEN: The government is largely out of step with the public on violence against women – it must do more

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