Always Red

“Len tells his story as only he can: forthright, confident and witty. What emerges is a hard-hitting assessment of dramatic times, and a message of hope for the future.” — Jeremy Corbyn “Pulls no punches. An explosive account of life at the top of the Labour Party from Britain’s most important trade union leader.” — Kevin Maguire “Len’s life story is an inspiration. He lives and breathes solidarity. He is a true workers’ leader.” — Maxine Peake “Len reminds us what—and who—we’re fighting for. He knows his own mind and isn’t afraid to speak it.” — Zarah Sultana “The riveting story of a lifetime spent fighting for workers, with lessons for all of us. Len learned the value of solidarity working on the Liverpool docks and it has never left him.” — Dave Ward “Fascinating… A good story about the way that trade unionism can drastically change people’s lives”  — The Guardian “An incisive political memoir with lessons for the whole left” — Morning Star “[This] account of Corbynism … is one of the most politically astute to date” — New Left Review “Len McCluskey lifts lid on secret chats with Starmer” — Express “Len McCluskey says public could see Labour leader as ‘someone who can’t be trusted’” — The Independent “Uncompromising and highly critical” — Sky News “Union firebrand Len McCluskey has launched a blistering attack on Sir Keir Starmer… In a bombshell memoir, the union baron will accuse him of an ‘anti-democratic crackdown on the Left’” — Daily Mail “Len McCluskey’s parting shot [against Keir Starmer] comes in a memoir, Always Red, which is set to be published on the day of Starmer’s speech at Labour’s annual conference” — The Times “Len McCluskey, outgoing general secretary of Unite, criticises the Labour leader in his new autobiography” — BBC News “Labour could go under if Sir Keir Starmer takes it too far to the Right, says Len McCluskey” — The Telegraph “Len McCluskey accuses Keir Starmer of 'breaking deal' over Corbyn's readmission to Labour” — The Mirror “The life and legacy of one of the most influential labour leaders” — Red Pepper “Full of score-settling” — The Socialist Party of Great Britain