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Labour 2.0

Published 31 Jul, 2017 10:47

Jeremy Corbyn can win leadership contests, seats from the Tories, and British hearts and minds with barely any MSM help. The 2017 snap general election was clear – the British electorate trusts Jeremy Corbyn and no longer wants Blairite politicians who change their ‘principles’ to what they think the public want to hear. Where to next for the Labour Party? Does summer 2017 mark a sea change in British political history? Ross Ashcroft joins Labour member Crispin Flintoff, and writer and co-founder of Red-Pepper magazine Hilary Wainwright.

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