Reality pays a visit to the Labour party conference, but it’s the ‘Hope Again’ that kills you
The chancellor, John Healey, struggled to bring the advertised optimism to Labour’s conference hall. Photograph: News Images/NurPhoto/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenThe chancellor, John Healey, struggled to bring the advertised optimism to Labour’s conference hall. Everywhere you go at the Labour party conference, you are being urged to “Hope Again”.
- ▪The chancellor, John Healey, struggled to bring the advertised optimism to Labour’s conference hall.
- ▪Photograph: News Images/NurPhoto/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenThe chancellor, John Healey, struggled to bring the advertised optimism to Labour’s conference hall.
- ▪Everywhere you go at the Labour party conference, you are being urged to “Hope Again”.
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The chancellor, John Healey, struggled to bring the advertised optimism to Labour’s conference hall. Photograph: News Images/NurPhoto/ShutterstockView image in fullscreenThe chancellor, John Healey, struggled to bring the advertised optimism to Labour’s conference hall. Photograph: News Images/NurPhoto/ShutterstockThe politics sketchLabour conference 2026Reality pays a visit to the Labour party conference, but it’s the ‘Hope Again’ that kills youJohn CraceMost MPs are clinging to this year’s Beckettian slogan, but the chancellor brought his own brand of despair UK politics live – latest updates Mon 28 Sep 2026 13.20 EDTLast modified on Mon 28 Sep 2026 13.50 EDTShareIt could be just me, but I’m beginning to find that all this “hope” stuff is getting me down.
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