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Профиль
Lee David Evans
Podcasting and writing about post-war British politics. Ramsden Fellow at Mile End Institute.
... come and go with increasing speed? Hear us discuss those issues - and more - on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6axC... Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s... YouTube: youtu.be/Tvn9kfYmRvc Patreon: patreon.com/SinceAttleeA...
It’s here! @leedavidevansuk.bsky.social’s book on the most efficient users of the political guillotine. As the Tories settle down to a period of consistent leadership after the tumult of Cameron to Sunak (move over French Revolution!) I’m looking forward to getting into this. #histbookchat
We cover everything from the NHS to education, welfare to crime, housing to globalisation, and ask: can Blair's legacy still be felt in Britain today? Available on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/38gI... Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s... And on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rxd0...
‘Burnham’s coronation comes with a catch.’ @leedavidevansuk.bsky.social on Andy Burnham’s path to become Leader of the Labour Party & the United Kingdom’s next Prime Minister. Via @capx.co. #UnitedKingdom capx.co/burnhams-cor...
... in the usual places online. Or if you order it via IndiePubs, you can use the discount code AGENDA30 to receive 30% off your copy. indiepubs.co.uk/products/cor...
Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7v0P... Apple: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/c... YouTube: youtu.be/3AGhUy5swcU And on our Patreon (where you can hear the show ad-free and find bonus episodes, too): www.patreon.com/SinceAttleeA...
‘It is hard to imagine Starmer being a boisterous ex-PM. After all, what ideas would he advocate for? If anybody knew - if he knew - then he may not have just resigned as prime minister.’ I’ve written for @unherd.com on what Keir Starmer might do next. unherd.com/newsroom/wil...
Well, I'm glad I haven't just written a history of Labour leadership contests... I'm hoping this Tory version will be 'up to date' for some time yet!
Lee David EvansAn exciting moment: the first copies of my book, ‘Coronations & Defenestrations’, arrived today! It’s the story of how the Conservatives have picked (and ditched) their leaders throughout history, to be published by @agendapub.bsky.social (@edinburghup.bsky.social) at the end of this month.
The formal party mechanisms for triggering a leadership contest have never yet brought down a prime minister ... but nor do prime ministers go by choice. Most voluntary resignations are involuntary" Harold Wilson’s departure half a century ago in 1976 is the last truly voluntary resignation