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- Kate Murray
- 4 October 2022
This issue of the Fabian Review features Meg Russell, Stephen Beer and Wes Streeting MP on the cost of living crisis and the next election. Nick Thomas-Symonds MP traces the legacy of Harold Wilson and Sarah Crook writes on motherhood and politics. Also in this issue, Vanesha Singh talks to Jonathan Ashworth MP.
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Playing fair
1 December 2022
HANNAH DOBBIN: we need inclusive spaces for disabled children. The government needs to do more
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Visions of home
29 November 2022
OWEN HATHERLEY: Australia, Canada, Britain and New Zealand can find unity in their visions for social housing
Continue reading Housing
A moral crusade
24 November 2022
NICK THOMAS-SYMONDS MP: Harold Wilson was Labour's 'winner' - it is time to recognise the many achievements of his governments
Continue reading History / Labour party
Battle lines
22 November 2022
KATE MURRAY: Labour's internal strife provides rich material for two books
Continue reading Labour party / History
Joining the dots
17 November 2022
GRAHAM CHAPMAN: The Conservatives’ levelling up plans are incoherent and perfunctory. Labour will need a more strategic approach
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An unequal crisis
9 November 2022
OLIVIA BAILEY: The next Labour government must make tackling health inequalities a top priority
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Time for action
3 November 2022
KERRY McCARTHY: Labour would do what's needed to tackle climate change
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On Trend
28 October 2022
Ruth MacGilp: regulating the fashion industry would help address both the cost of living crisis and climate change
Continue reading Poverty / Environment
Mum's the word
24 October 2022
SARAH CROOK: The decision to ban babies from parliament is symbolic of a wider failure to support parents
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14 October 2022
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Labour needs to offer the prospect of radical reforms.
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5 October 2022
IMRAN HUSSAIN: A new independent body could help a reforming government raise benefit levels
Continue reading Poverty / Welfare
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5 October 2022
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