"It Happened Because They Saw That Labour Elevated Identity Over Class, and Technocracy Over Democracy"

"That isn't to say Labour must suddenly eschew support from the well-heeled progressives whom it has done so much to court over recent years. On the contrary, Labour was, at its most successful, always a coalition between the working class and middle class, between Hartlepool and Hampstead. But the former part of that coalition found itself increasingly elbowed out as the latter came to dominate. The pendulum must now swing decisively the other way."

Paul Embery at Spiked gives advice to the Labour Party for the post-Boris Johnson era.