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‘Starmer: A historical perspective’

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By Steven Fielding
| LabourList Verified
Now Keir Starmer has announced his resignation, and begins to enter history, we can start to place his leadership of the Labour party and the country into some kind of perspective. Measured in a certain way, Starmer is one of the most successful of Labour’s leaders. Just winning a Commons majority in 2024 puts him streets ahead of all but three predecessors; moreover at 174 seats the size of that majority is only bested by Tony Blair.
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‘The beautiful mess that was the General Strike’

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By Steven Fielding
| LabourList Verified
The General Strike – whose centenary is now upon us – is one of those beautiful messes which litters the history of the British labour movement. If the passage of time has seen the strike become obscured by contesting mythologies, even at the time it provoked bitter differences of sectarian interpretation regarding what it said about the character of the working class, their trade unions and the Labour Party as well as how best to achieve political change.
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New Labour, New Britain? With Glen O’Hara

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By Laura Beers, Steven Fielding
| Progressive Britain
Hosts of the Progressive Britain History Project speak to historian and friend of the Progressive Britain Podcast, Glen O’Hara, about his latest book ‘New Labour, New Britain?’. They discuss the context, success and legacy of the Blair years; and ask what impact New Labour still has on politics and the country today.
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