Michael Gove, Editor of The Spectator, shares insights on the Labour Party's internal dynamics during Keir Starmer's tenure, focusing on Morgan McSweeney's efforts to shake off complacency. Tom Baldwin, Starmer's biographer, discusses challenges in navigating dissenting voices in the party. Meanwhile, Damian Arnold, a seasoned obituary writer, delves into the delicate art of crafting obituaries, sharing humorous anecdotes and the emotional nuances involved in commemorating lives. Together, they explore intricate political landscapes and the personal stories that define human legacy.
