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Summer 2021: Fabian Review

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This edition of the Fabian Review looks at Labour and state power, featuring Kenneth Morgan, Justina Cruickshank and Tim Durrant. Plus, Vanesha Singh talks to Welsh first minister, Mark Drakeford.

Also in this issue, Darren Jones MP on climate change; Marvin Rees on rethinking our approach to drugs; Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP on protecting refugees; Alan Milburn with a new vision for social democratic parties; and an elections special with Paul Whiteley and Daphne Halikiopoulou.

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Opinion

Policing history

14 September 2021

MEGHAN TINSLEY: Labour must go further in the fight against institutional racism.

Continue reading History / Race
Long read

New foundations

13 September 2021

JUSTINA CRUICKSHANK: Westminster isn’t working. Labour must back electoral reform.

Continue reading Elections / Democracy
Long read

A right royal debate

2 September 2021

Is it time for Labour to get behind moves to scrap the monarchy in favour of an elected head of state? Kenneth Morgan, who led a Fabian commission on the monarchy back in 2003, assesses the party’s attitudes past, present and future.

Continue reading Culture / Labour party / Democracy
Interview

Up to the Mark

30 July 2021

Wales’ first minister has been returned to office with a record-equalling election result. He tells Vanesha Singh the secret of Welsh Labour’s success.

Continue reading Labour party / Devolution / Elections / Covid-19

Kate Murray

Kate Murray is the editor of the Fabian Review.

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Vanesha Singh

Vanesha Singh is a former assistant editor at the Fabian Society.

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