How to run Britain : therapy for a traumatised nation / Robert Peston & Kishan Koria.

Peston, Robert, author
Koria, Kishan, author

Revised and updated edition.

London : Hodder & Stoughton, 2024.

296 pages ; 20 cm

Previous edition: published as Bust? 2023.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

We all know that, over the past fifteen years, British living standards have stagnated, inequality between - and within - communities has grown rampant, politicians have lost credibility and the trust of the nation. Millions say they are unheard and disenfranchised, victimised even. A far-right racist minority feels entitled to riot. But what do those problems really mean - and how do we fix them? How can politicians win the trust back from voters, from teachers, doctors, students, pensioners - all those who feel left behind by those who purport to act in their best interest? Peston and Koria's argument is simple: first, we must interrogate everything that has gone wrong, and build solutions from there. We should take the lessons learned over the past 15 years and build a future-focused, strategic plan for restoring economic, political and social security to the country we know and love.

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