How can we reach Reform voters in a fractured Britain?
To get across that Reform policy actually endangers Reformers themselves, campaigners have first to counter the Reformer’s preconceptions
Reform’s plan to make schools fly union flags and deliver ‘patriotic’ history lessons draws backlash
‘More performative, virtue signalling tripe’
What would a good night look like for Labour at the 2026 elections?
What would success look like?
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