There has always been a section of the "poor", "working class" call them what you will, who have held right wing, conservative (with a small 'c')views (remember Alf Garnett?). They have never played any part in the Labour party, indeed in many cases there was open conflict between them and Labour supporters. Nothing in that article persuades me that the Labour party needs to appeal to these sort of people, indeed it should be opposing the sort of language and invective being used now against immigrants and foreigners.
Wrong side driving social media stunt
Is funeral planning a conversation you've had with your family?



