James Baggaley
@jimbaggaley.bsky.social
Comms and other stuff for UCL Policy Lab
Labour shouldn't want or desire the politics that this could well unlock.
The solutions lie in the complex world of international agreements, and tackling root causes, none of which are simple, but it doesn't make it any less true.
The solutions lie in the complex world of international agreements, and tackling root causes, none of which are simple, but it doesn't make it any less true.
November 21, 2025 at 8:57 AM
Labour shouldn't want or desire the politics that this could well unlock.
The solutions lie in the complex world of international agreements, and tackling root causes, none of which are simple, but it doesn't make it any less true.
The solutions lie in the complex world of international agreements, and tackling root causes, none of which are simple, but it doesn't make it any less true.
Reposted by James Baggaley
We found people appreciated universities as local institutions that demonstrated global success (people were happy to have something that is leading the world).
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
November 1, 2025 at 12:37 PM
We found people appreciated universities as local institutions that demonstrated global success (people were happy to have something that is leading the world).
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
We found people appreciated universities as local institutions that demonstrated global success (people were happy to have something that is leading the world).
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
November 1, 2025 at 12:37 PM
We found people appreciated universities as local institutions that demonstrated global success (people were happy to have something that is leading the world).
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
However, there are also concerns that not all are benefiting. This is about working-class communties locked out or disrespected.
Thanks David! And much inspired by your writing
October 15, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Thanks David! And much inspired by your writing
At the same time, a politics of community and belonging is waiting to be seized.
Labour is in part there with pride in place. As I say in the piece, there are signs in the polling and broader culture that this politics of place is a powerful political foundtion.
Labour is in part there with pride in place. As I say in the piece, there are signs in the polling and broader culture that this politics of place is a powerful political foundtion.
October 15, 2025 at 7:57 AM
At the same time, a politics of community and belonging is waiting to be seized.
Labour is in part there with pride in place. As I say in the piece, there are signs in the polling and broader culture that this politics of place is a powerful political foundtion.
Labour is in part there with pride in place. As I say in the piece, there are signs in the polling and broader culture that this politics of place is a powerful political foundtion.
Reposted by James Baggaley
Fantastic piece by @jimbaggaley.bsky.social on Big John in the @newstatesman.com
“For Keir Starmer…to respond to the growing division and isolation, they must speak about these people, lend them their platform, and stand up for them: their decency, love of community, and country.”
“For Keir Starmer…to respond to the growing division and isolation, they must speak about these people, lend them their platform, and stand up for them: their decency, love of community, and country.”
Speak for England, Big John
In the face of racist attacks, the food influencer represents a form of patriotism that is modest and decent.
www.newstatesman.com
September 9, 2025 at 7:48 AM
Fantastic piece by @jimbaggaley.bsky.social on Big John in the @newstatesman.com
“For Keir Starmer…to respond to the growing division and isolation, they must speak about these people, lend them their platform, and stand up for them: their decency, love of community, and country.”
“For Keir Starmer…to respond to the growing division and isolation, they must speak about these people, lend them their platform, and stand up for them: their decency, love of community, and country.”