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5 Things Jeremy Corbyn Could Learn from ‘Revolutionary Reformism’ in Sweden
Assassinated in 1986, the two-time Swedish prime minister Olof Palme was motivated by what he called 'revolutionary reformism'. With Labour chipping away at the Tories' polling lead, what could Corbyn learn from Palme's legacy?