Bridget Phillipson’s brief concerns inequality in all its forms. She talks to IGGY WOOD about her vision for a fairer Britain
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The US-Israeli war on Iran has prompted yet another shock to the budgets of British households, with potentially dire consequences for living standards. This is the second such shock in five years; but the cost-of-living crisis has been decades in the making. In this collection, policymakers and experts explore a variety of areas in which people need support and set out policies for consideration by the government.
This edition of the Fabian Review examines class in modern Britain, featuring Sam Freidman, Aaron Reeves, Margaret Mullane MP, Dawn Butler MP, Jeremy Gilbert, Claire Ainsley, and Vladimir Bortun. Iggy Wood interviews the education secretary, Bridget Phillipson. Elsewhere, Miatta Fahnbulleh MP, Stella Tsantekidou, Anna Gelderd MP and Jovan Owusu-Nepal analyse Labour's future direction and Liz Snape blasts the US's blockade of Cuba.
Published in June 2026, amid record-breaking temperatures, this pamphlet aims to create tangible community assets, strengthen local democracy and “pride in place,” and give Labour a modern equivalent of one of its most iconic historical achievements.
MIATTA FAHNBULLEH: Rethinking our economic model can address the concerns of a dissatisfied public
ROWENNA DAVID: A strong social media game matters – but the ground game matters more