- Summer 2022
- Kate Murray , Vanesha Singh
- 25 July 2022
- Elections , Labour party
This edition of the Fabian Review asks how we build an electoral coalition for a Labour victory in light of Boris Johnson’s resignation, featuring Jane Green, Roosmarijn de Geus, Anas Sarwar MSP, Shalini Sharma and Neal Lawson. Plus, Kate Murray speaks to Margaret Beckett on her life in politics.
Also in this issue: Angela Rayner MP on the future of work; Jim McMahon on reforming our food system; Heidi Chow on the household debt crisis; Alison McGovern MP on youth unemployment; and Wyn Rees discusses NATO and the future of western cooperation.
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Reaching out
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SHALINI SHARMA: With the right strategy rooted in its values, Labour can win the British Asian vote back from the Conservatives
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A new coalition
15 August 2022
JANE GREEN AND ROOSMARIJN DE GEUS: Tackling economic insecurity will be key to winning the support Labour needs if it is to form the next government
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Working future
10 August 2022
ANGELA RAYNER MP: From day one, a Labour government will strengthen workers’ rights and undo the damage the Conservatives have inflicted on working people
Continue reading Class / Work
Moments of high drama
3 August 2022
Across nearly 45 years in parliament, Margaret Beckett has made history and shaped it. She speaks to Kate Murray about the rows, resignations and decisions she made that changed Britain forever
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Change and renewal
15 July 2022
ANDREW HARROP: With the demise of Boris Johnson, the contrast between the two parties will no longer be on character. It will have to be on content
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