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Autumn 2026: Apocalypse Now

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This edition of the Fabian Review focuses on the global climate emergency, featuring Emily Shuckburgh, Narmin Nahidi, Cornel Ban, Mike Reader MP, Eloise Sacares, Sofie Jenkinson, Sam Alvis and Alice Bell. Iggy Wood interviews the energy secretary, Miatta Fahnbulleh MP. Elsewhere, Liam Byrne MP sets out a Labour vision of freedom, and Lee Jarvis and Tim Legrand highlight the flaws of the UK’s proscription regime.

Also in this issue: Olivia Bailey MP on LGBTQ+ rights; Helen Sellers on time off for victims of domestic abuse; LJ Davies on learning from Ukraine; Mick Waters on the ‘Open School’; Jeni Tennison on AI in public services; Graeme Atherton and Peter John on a new ‘great education debate’; Helen Sellers MP on lifelong learning; Mary Bousted on the teacher staffing crisis; Dianne Hayter and George Robertson on Labour’s ideological deficit; Bahram Bekhradnia on the looming crisis in higher education; and Mike Buckley on Britain’s relationship with Europe.

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Iggy Wood is the head of editorial at the Fabian Society and the editor of the Fabian Review.

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Miles Ward is the membership, digital and editorial officer at the Fabian Society.

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