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Labour is the culture war's greatest victim

3 June 2021

7:45 AM

3 June 2021

7:45 AM

How damaging is the ‘culture war’ to the Labour party’s hopes of one day regaining power? On the left there is a fragile consensus in place that it doesn’t matter very much. The Times columnist David Aaronovitch set this out recently, using some opinion research from King’s College, London.

According to the study most voters don’t fully understand terms such as ‘cancel culture’ or ‘identity politics’.

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