Letters: June 2024 edition
From electoral politics to the surprising history of the sea shanty, readers respond to our May edition
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From electoral politics to the surprising history of the sea shanty, readers respond to our May edition
There are times in history when politics is about accommodation and consensus: the search for synthesis between political traditions. And there are times when it is about bold choices: contested decisions by leaders willing to risk unpopularity and failure to take a country towards a different and, they hope, better future.
In a bid to win over the British public, the Labour party is now telling a new story about how they will rescue voters from the age of insecurity and usher in the new age of hope, Josh Williams writes
My radio show has encouraged guests to articulate and examine the opposing view to their own. It’s a vital skill in fractious times, says the journalist Anne McElvoy
The energy transition further strengthens the argument for state ownership, says the think-tank head | By Invitation