Anthony Broxton is a writer and historian best known for his work on the UK Labour Party. As the editor of the Tides of History project, he has developed a supporter base of over 50,000 followers where he has analysed the party’s history on a daily basis for almost a decade on various platforms. He has written regularly for national publications such as The Times, Unherd, The I, Tribune, Prospect and The Critic on the Labour Party and British culture in the 1980s and 1990s. He has appeared regularly on television and radio as a political commentator via BBC Five Live, Times Radio as well as political podcasts such as The Bunker and Oh God What Now? His first book, Hope and Glory (2023), was a Daily Telegraph book of the year and was long listed for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year prize.