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As Westminster rages, and Labour sinks into civil war: what about the people? | Aditya Chakrabortty

A Guardian column says Westminster has become a cocoon detached from voters’ daily struggles and needs.
The piece argues Labour must present concrete plans to cope with rising living costs and housing access.
Labour leadership contenders are urged to address existential questions facing voters, not just poll numbers.
The article links cost-of-living pressures to global events like inflation and energy prices.
It highlights that two-thirds of voters showed protest voting in recent elections.
The piece predicts a potential shift in power if Labour fails to address voters' concerns ahead of 2029.
It notes Labour’s limited progress on housing and sector reforms amid broader economic stress.
The analysis points to Reform and Greens expanding as mainstream parties lose ground.
It calls for Labour to stop inward fighting and present a country-facing agenda.
The article references leadership dynamics as Burn-sheviks vs Wes-sheviks, signaling a fracturing party.

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