Lisa Nandy Unlocked: Why Labour has begun access talks for government

We don’t know how the general election will turn out. But Lisa Nandy will likely play a significant role in British politics over the next decade.
One of the few northern MPs to retain her seat as Labour’s Red Wall crumbled in 2019, she argued that the party needed to “change or die” when she stood to be leader. She has since outlined how Britain could rethink its domestic and global agenda for the modern age in her book All In. With geopolitics increasingly affecting domestic politics, her work as Shadow Minister for International Development is helping to shape Labour’s new message.
Join us for an evening with Lisa Nandy as we reflect on her political career, how Britain can heal the post-Brexit divisions and how a potential Labour Government would differ from the Conservatives in its approach to international development.

[@gilgamecha]

Always good to hear from her. If she was leading Labour instead of Starmer there would be a landslide.

[@anthonyrybicki1000]

She may not last long in a Starmer cabinet if she wants to keep her principles.

[@alanhat5252]

Well that was suitably vague.
Warm words (lukewarm) & no action like the Torys they're supposedly replacing?
I'll be going with the much more positive statements from the Green Party & pray "The Establishment" let them do what they promise.