Best of the Spectator The Edition: left-wing Ultras, Reform intellectuals & capitalist sex robots
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Oct 24, 2025 Angus Colwell is a journalist and Spectator contributor known for his insights into British politics, while James Heale serves as the deputy political editor and Lara Brown is the commissioning editor bringing cultural commentary. They delve into the newly emerged Islamo-socialist alliance, discussing its potential to capture seats and the resurgence of Jeremy Corbyn. The conversation touches on the ideological clashes within the coalition, the state of 'woke' culture, and even the societal implications of sex robots and AI relationships.
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Corbyn's Revival Tied To Gaza Protests
- Jeremy Corbyn has been reinvigorated by Gaza-related protests and rallies since October 7th.
- His return energises older networks and attracts a younger Muslim voter base.
Red‑Green Contradictions Risk Fracture
- The alliance is ideologically incoherent, mixing progressive social agendas with conservative religious positions.
- This red‑green mix creates practical contradictions that may fracture the movement.
Sectarian Voting Is Resurfacing In UK
- Sectarian voting patterns have reappeared in parts of Britain, echoing mid‑20th century divides.
- The government recognises the problem and may pursue tougher measures against Islamist extremism.
