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This edition of the Fabian Review looks at the cost of living crisis and how Labour creates a stronger economy, featuring Torsten Bell, Shreya Nanda, Aveek Bhattacharya, Jake Shepherd, Claire Walker, Zoë Billingham, Daniel Johnson MSP, Jeevun Sandher and Tulip Siddiq MP. Plus, Peter Apps, Jessica Toale and Julie Ward on the war in Ukraine and what it means for our foreign policy agenda. And Vanesha Singh speaks to Angela Smith, shadow leader of the House of Lords, about Labour’s many victories in the upper chamber.

Also in this issue: Ellie Reeves MP on prisons; Mark Drakeford MS on the future of devolution; Sonia Adesara sets out a new vision for the NHS; and Hannah White on ‘partygate’.

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Mutual aid is for life

15 July 2022

OLY DUROSE sets out how to win the unwinnable, one act of solidarity at a time

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The antidote

5 July 2022

A typical Monday morning in a GP practice reveals the harsh realities of our failing healthcare service. Labour must fix this, writes SONIA ADESARA

Continue reading Health / Inequality / Conservatives
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Turning tides

30 June 2022

It is almost quarter of a century since the people of Wales voted yes to devolution. Welsh first minister Mark Drakeford looks at what has happened since – and suggests there are some stark choices ahead for the Union

Continue reading Wales / Devolution
Opinion

The economics of the good life

14 June 2022

JEEVUN SANDHER: We should be looking to promote wellbeing and not just economic growth

Continue reading Economy / Health
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Easing the squeeze

10 June 2022

What should be Labour’s priorities for the economy? The Fabian Review canvassed some ideas

Continue reading Economy
Opinion

Missing the fundamentals

26 May 2022

DANIEL JOHNSON MSP: Scotland needs a fresh approach to economic policy

Continue reading Economy / Scotland
Opinion

The right values

20 May 2022

JESSICA TOALE: War in Ukraine has exposed the gulf between Labour and the Conservatives

Continue reading Foreign policy / Labour party / Conservatives
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A real alternative

11 May 2022

TULIP SIDDIQ MP sets out Labour’s vision for the economy, with sustainable growth which is fair for all

Continue reading Labour party / Economy
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Lasting pain

25 April 2022

TORSTEN BELL: The cost of living crisis is going to hurt. To tackle it, we will also need to address the stagnation which has bedevilled the UK economy for years

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Opinion

The era of threat

22 April 2022

PETER APPS: War in Ukraine has supercharged global challenges

Continue reading Foreign policy
Interview

Holding the line

20 April 2022

A raft of terrible legislation is facing strong resistance in the House of Lords. VANESHA SINGH speaks to ANGELA SMITH, the peer leading the opposition charge

Continue reading Conservatives / Labour party / Democracy
Opinion

The party's over

19 April 2022

HANNAH WHITE: In the wake of ‘partygate’, it is time for parliament to clean up its act.

Continue reading Conservatives / Democracy

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Kate Murray is the editor of the Fabian Review.

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