Lucy Powell, who won the race to be deputy leader 12 months ago with a warning that Labour was losing the fight to be heard as Reform UK surged, said the government now had a second chance under Andy Burnham.
Lucy Powell, who won the race to be deputy leader 12 months ago with a warning that Labour was losing the fight to be heard as Reform UK surged, said the government now had a second chance under Andy Burnham.
The deputy leader wants the party to take advantage of a split on the right and not be embarrassed to show its values Labour must "reunite the progressive voter coalition" if it is to take advantage of a...
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Lucy Powell, who won the race to be deputy leader 12 months ago with a warning that Labour was losing the fight to be heard as Reform UK surged, said the government now had a second chance under Andy Burnham. The deputy leader wants the party to take advantage of a split on the right and not be embarrassed to show its values Labour must "reunite the progressive voter coalition" if it is to take advantage of a split on the right and win the next election, the party's deputy leader has said.
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