All In: The must-read manifesto for the future of Britain

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So I said to the team, ‘We either show people that we’re still their party and we turn this ship away from the rocks – and we lose.

Lisa Nandy MP announces book talk and signing in Neston Lisa Nandy MP announces book talk and signing in Neston

New Labour mitigated the economic impact of deindustrialisation, but its strategy for growth focused overwhelmingly on cities. There’s a whole generation of women I’ve come up alongside, Stella Creasy and Jess Phillips, who have made it OK for you to express more of your personality through your clothes. Some decent ideas but this let's it down as does its quick pace which leaves little room for investigation of an issue. Founding Centre for Towns had a lot to do with being fed up with hearing that people in towns were thick and racist. When she began at Westminster, she had training with Chuka Umunna and other new recruits on “how not to embarrass the Labour Party”.They should be given greater control over it, rather than having Whitehall approve all of its decisions. In the club’s toilets there were posters advertising a support group for survivors of sexual assault, and another for women affected by other people’s alcoholism. On a Thursday afternoon in June, Lisa Nandy headed to Knowsley Safari Park, half an hour’s drive from Wigan. And,” said Flower, taking a deep breath, “50 per cent of our workforce is ­female; 46 per cent of participants are female, 50 per cent of our management team are female.

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Although the book could do with some proofreading and fact-checking as Grenfell is not in South London, it makes for an interesting and rewarding read. In fairness, what he was saying is no different from what Ed [Miliband] was saying: that we are the government-in-waiting.From local carbon budgets to prioritising local ownership of community assets, a host of ideas is floated to illustrate the desired direction of travel. She argues that a “quiet patriotism” is part of the answer, yet refuses to provide her own “blueprint for Britain”.