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At Fabian Society New Year conference 2017
Saturday, 14 January 2017 | Friends House, 173-177 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BJ
Speakers included:
A new prime minister, a new president, a new relationship with Europe… and a divided Labour party. After a tumultuous 2016, our January conference looks ahead to a critical year for the UK and asks where next for Britain, and where next for the British left? The morning will focus on the big challenges facing the left: what we believe, who we speak to, and how we win. The afternoon sessions will examine the global dilemmas we face: populism, globalisation and the age of Brexit and Trump. The conference will feature keynote speeches, panel debates and interactive delegate discussions.
At Fabian Society New Year conference 2017
Saturday, 14 January 2017 | Friends House, 173-177 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BJ
Speakers included:
A new prime minister, a new president, a new relationship with Europe… and a divided Labour party. After a tumultuous 2016, our January conference looks ahead to a critical year for the UK and asks where next for Britain, and where next for the British left? The morning will focus on the big challenges facing the left: what we believe, who we speak to, and how we win. The afternoon sessions will examine the global dilemmas we face: populism, globalisation and the age of Brexit and Trump. The conference will feature keynote speeches, panel debates and interactive delegate discussions.
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UPDATE: A blog on the theme on my speech was published by the Fabian Society on Monday 16 January 2017.
Ahead of the Fabian Society New Year conference 2017 (Saturday, 14 January 2017 | Friends House), I spoke to Sky News about Jeremy Corbyn’s plan on social care and the government’s handing of the winter crisis.
Looking at broadcasters and print coverage of Labour and Jeremy Corbyn with director of the centrist Labour group Progress, Richard Angell, and US-based Bhaskar Sunkara, who founded the Jacobin magazine, which offers “socialist perspectives on politics, economics, and culture”.
Daily Politics with Andrew Neil
1.30pm, 28 September 2016
Not the speech that I was intending at the Fabian Diversity rally but the occasion demanded something different.
For any discussion or follow up on the content of the speech, email richard[at]progressonline.org.uk
Momentum member Stephen Gilbert and Progress director Richard Angell went head-to-head on Shelagh Fogarty’s show this afternoon, moments after Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell spoke.
LBC radio with Shelagh Fogarty
1pm, 26 September 2016
Owen Jones from The Guardian and Richard Angell director of Progress, talk about the Labour Party’s future, and policies.
Sky News
25 September 2016.
Richard Angell on talkRADIO ahead of the Labour leadership announcement
Sky News’ Tom McLeod talks to Richard Angell about Tom Watson’s concerns about entryism in the Labour party (see: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/aug/10/tom-watson-sends-corbyn-proof-of-trotskyist-labour-infiltration).
