Fin Bird

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  • Fin Bird is a History and Political Economy student at King’s College London. His work focuses on British politics, and particularly the decline of the two-party system and the rise of populism. He is deeply engaged in the field of Applied History, having recently completed a fellowship with the Centre for Statecraft and National Security, advancing the use of historical insight in modern statecraft. He is currently co-authoring a policy brief examining the implications of a Digital ID system in the UK, for the House of Lords.

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Fin Bird: The By-Election That Could Determine The Future Of British Politics

It is difficult to think of a by-election in recent British history with stakes quite as high as Makerfield. The contest on June 18 th has the potential to become a turning point for both the Labour Party and the country itself, determining not only whether Keir Starmer lives on as Labour leader, but whether Nigel Farage’s rise towards Downing...

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