There’s a sense that centrists are slowly coming to terms with today’s world – and the left should welcome this, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett
Since New Labour lost power in 2010, one of the most distinctive sounds of British politics has been centrists saying what they’re against. Brexit, populism, identity politics, Corbynism, “extremism” in general – all have been loudly and repeatedly condemned.
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