Mark Leftly
The timing and in what circumstances a leader should stay or go are in flux, argues Mark Leftly.
Whilst it may seem easy to cast generalisations over Labour MPs, the reality is that most networks date back decades, writes Mark Leftly
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What James Purnell’s return to No 10, along with the new cabinet, reveals about Burnham’s Labour network
James Purnell’s return to frontline politics is more than a nostalgic Blair-Brown era reunion. As Andy Burnham builds his Downing Street operation, public affairs professionals will need to understand the overlapping Labour networks — from the Roses set to the Miliband revivalists — now competing to shape the new administration.
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