Bruce Anderson

Why Labour has a wary regard for David Cameron

Why Labour has a wary regard for David Cameron

issue 29 October 2005

The Labour party is uneasy. For 11 years it has made the political weather. It has set the terms of debate; its intellectual totalitarianism has almost succeeded in branding any non-New Labour position as illegitimate. Now, everything has changed. On the underground, in pubs, people are talking about David Cameron.

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