Angela Raynar, deputy leader of the Labour Party, was described by Dominic Raab as a “champagne socialist”. What, exactly, is meant to be wrong with
working class
Danny Finkelstein is wrong: Labour can unite workers & commuters alike in an electorally popular way, if only they are willing
The Labour Party are currently in a quandary. Faced with rail strikes that are popular among rail workers, but not quite so popular among rail
On Labour, the working classes and St George’s Day
This past Saturday marked St George’s Day. A day with which the liberal left in Britain are still trying to come to terms. I say
Even when our idolatry rules us, we’re often wrong about the reality keeping us away
I read an article in the last few days about planting in deprived communities. The thrust of the article was about the desire to protect
hidden poverty of affluent towns
Whenever I talk about Oldham, people conjure up all sorts of ideas of what life is like here. Most people know that we are a
Who are the working class?
This vexed question comes up repeatedly in discussions about the church and class. How do we define class? Who can rightly be considered working class