Every morning throughout party conference season, we’ll be providing our pick of the fringe events on Coffee House.
It’s the second day of Labour’s annual conference in Brighton. The morning session starts at 09:30am today, but don’t think that means you can lie in. Fringe events with prominent party figures, shadow cabinet members and trade unionists kick off bright and early at 07:00:
| Title | Key speaker(s) | Time | Location |
| Running club and breakfast with Alastair Campbell | Alastair Campbell | 07:00 | Gresham, Old Ship Hotel |
|
Business is Good for Britain: How can we encourage private investment and exports? |
Chuka Umunna | 08:00 | Dome, Hotel du Vin |
| Everyone’s business: Making finance and industry work better for Britain | Lord Adonis, Frances O’Grady | 08:00 | Lancing 1, Holiday Inn |
| What next for the criminal justice system? | Sadiq Khan | 09:00 | Tennyson, Thistle Hotel |
| Alastair Campbell – My name is… booksigning | Alastair Campbell | 12:00 | Waterstones, Brighton Centre |
| Can giving patients choice be cost-effective? | Andy Burnham | 12:30 | Gresham, Old Ship Hotel |
| Labour’s EU reform agenda – leading the way on Europe | Douglas Alexander | 12:30 | Balmoral, Hilton Metropole |
| What’s the answer to populism? | Sadiq Khan, David Lammy | 12:30 | Norfolk Suite, Mercure Hotel |
| Prospect magazine in conversation with Liam Byrne | Liam Byrne | 12:45 | Total Politics/JRF Coffee Club |
| A portrait of Political Britain: how to win in 2015 | Jim Murphy, Danny Finkelstein, Rick Nye of Populus | 13:00 | Viscount, Hilton Metropole |
| Big Society 2.0: |
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