Morgan Jones

In this lively discussion, Chris Mullin, a veteran journalist and former Labour MP, joins historian Andy Beckett and journalist Morgan Jones. They delve into Labour's current struggles under Keir Starmer, examining the fallout from scandals and voter discontent. The trio debates the party's communication failures, especially around taxation and public services. They also explore Labour's identity crisis, its historical echoes of leadership challenges, and how to reconnect with an evolving electorate. Expect insights on the balancing act between engaging traditional supporters and modern priorities!

Morgan Jones, journalist and author of No Second Chances, shares first-hand reporting from the anti-Brexit campaign. Short, punchy takes on Keir Starmer’s survival and vulnerabilities. A dive into Labour factions, misogyny and culture in Westminster. Reflections on grassroots organising, campaign fractures and what a Rejoin strategy might look like.

Morgan Jones, an expert on Labour Party politics and co-editor of Renewal, dives into the intriguing world of 'Blue Labour.' She discusses how this movement aims to reconnect mainstream Labour with everyday people, exploring its ambitions for a moral political discourse. Jones highlights its surprising ideological intersections with the Corbynite left and even the Conservative Party. The conversation also tackles the internal dynamics and popularity of Blue Labour, emphasizing the role of media branding in shaping political identities.