Gerry Hassan

Labour is already tearing itself apart. How would it cope in government?

Labour leader Keir Starmer shakes hands with First Minister of Wales and Leader of the Welsh Labour Mark Drakeford. Photo by Jason Roberts/Getty Images
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Gerry Hassan

Gerry Hassan is a political commentator from Scotland and is currently Professor of Social Change at Glasgow Caledonian University.  His latest book, Scotland Rising: The Case for Independence, is available to buy now.

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