Charlie and the Bullsh*t Factory

Charlie and the Bullsh*t Factory

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Give ’em enough hope – Did Labour turn a corner in Liverpool?

Andy Burnham’s powerful and emotional speech at the Labour Conference left the Party full of righteous energy and its enemies scrabbling for attack lines. Has he succeeded in setting out a new direction for the Government? The OGWN Conference Away Team of Jonn Elledge and Hannah ...  Show more

“The best political speech of the 21st century”? – Burnham inspires Liverpool – BONUS

BONUS EDITION: Well, we weren’t expecting THAT… Andy Burnham stuns and rouses Labour’s Liverpool conference with a bold, emotionally powerful speech that amounted to the promise of a new era. Will Britain respond to his open-hearted scally dad message of unity? Was there detail a ...  Show more

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