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The contest has changed. The machine hasn't - LabourList (opens the original)
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This is the second of three essays by LabourList chair Karin Christiansen on the challenges facing Labour’s new General Secretary, Joe Fortune. Part one looked at the inheritance. This essay asks whether the machine is built for the contest we are actually in. Firstly, congratulations to Joe Fortune, announced yesterday as Labour’s new General Secretary, and who I had the pleasure of working with at the Co-operative Party. The machine the new General Secretary inherits was built with real skill.
Shifting ground - the inheritance facing Labour’s new General Secretary - LabourList (opens the original)
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This is the first of three essays to be published over the coming days by LabourList chair Karin Christiansen looking at the challenges facing Labour’s incoming General Secretary – and the opportunities they present if Labour is bold enough to take them. Labour will today appoint a new General Secretary. Most coverage will talk about who got the job. Less of it will ask what they face – arguably a harder inheritance than any General Secretary in recent memory. Labour won 411 seats in 2024 on jus
Letters to the Editor – week ending 19 July 2026 - LabourList (opens the original)
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Read what people have been writing to our editor about this week. Find out how to share your own views here. Further to Andrew Parkes article on breaking down barriers I would suggest that universities are already doing what he doesn’t suggest, yet should suggest. That is to run apprenticeship degrees. The University of Aston has done that for many years and others are catching up quickly. This is shown in the UCAS paper here and shows that this system of breaking down barriers is already well e
Labour NEC decides not to run a candidate in Clacton - LabourList (opens the original)
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Labour’s NEC have voted not to run a candidate in Clacton following Nigel Farage’s controversial decision to resign to trigger a by-election which he will then stand in. A Labour Party spokesperson said: “Nigel Farage is engulfed in a sleaze scandal and he’s desperately trying to change the subject. It’s pathetic, and the Labour Party is not going to indulge it. Labour’s ruling body, the National Executive Committee, has decided not to stand a candidate in this circus. Instead, Labour will remai
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