Aditya Chakrabortty

Aditya Chakrabortty, a Guardian columnist specializing in political and economic analysis, unveils the surprising truths about Reform voters from a groundbreaking survey. He identifies five distinct voter tribes, explaining their diverse motivations—from economic worries to social issues. Aditya highlights unexpected concerns about the environment among the Squeezed Stewards and examines how perceptions of immigration differ across groups. He also discusses Reform's internal contradictions and how mainstream parties might win back these persuadable voters.

Aditya Chakrabortty, Guardian columnist known for sharp analysis of UK politics and economics, dissects the 24-hour turmoil around Keir Starmer. He unpacks performative PLP support and private doubts. Timing and credibility of potential challengers are debated. He also explores purges that hollowed Labour’s base and the electoral risks looming before May.

Aditya Chakrabortty, Senior economics commentator at The Guardian, discusses the limitations of a modest wealth tax and argues for more ambitious economic reforms. He emphasizes the need for comprehensive policies addressing asset ownership and everyday costs. Palestine campaigner Aisha Behit shares her harrowing experience of being arrested and the fallout from her conviction being overturned, highlighting activism and policing challenges in Cardiff. Together, they explore pressing political and economic issues affecting leftist strategy and activism today.