
THE VOID WHERE AN OPPOSITION SHOULD BE
by Kenan Malik
This is the full version of the article I wrote last month for the International New York Times on the crisis of the Labour Party and of UKIP. (I cannot publish my INYT articles on Pandaemonium until the month after it is published in the newspaper.) It was originally published on 24 February under the headline ‘Britain’s absent opposition’. On Thursday, storm Doris lashed Britain with ferocious winds and driving snow. That same day, England’s main opposition parties faced a […]
Categories: Britain, Politics • Tags: british politics, conservative party, eu referendum, jeremy corbyn, labour party, left, ukip, working class