Can Keir Starmer’s Labour Party put the Great back in Britain?

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Can Keir Starmer’s Labour Party put the Great back in Britain?

After fourteen years of Conservative Party rule, the centre-left Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, has secured a landslide victory in the general election. With five prime ministers in eight years and constant political turmoil, Britain's Conservatives sealed their own fate. So with the country facing huge domestic and foreign policy challenges, what will Labour bring to the table? Guests: Will Hutton Political Economist Femi Oluwole British Political Activist Peter Wilding Former Adviser to Former PM David Cameron