Surely as we have Brexited you should be rejoin as remain is no longer a thing.

People who are highly educated have no choice but to appear totally left wing in every aspect, particularly at academic institutions, otherwise they would either get the sack, get moved 'sideways' or be generally vilified for their 'racist' or 'fascist' views. One only has to look at the careers of people such as David Starkey or Douglas Murray. They've spoken out; they're going nowhere now.
I'm as educated as it gets, I have a sentence after my name. I have also worked my entire life. I have stepped down from academia due to the stifling atmosphere of censorship, on thought, speech and particularly research funding. On the odd occasion, I will critique some research (truthfully, so usually negatively), I write the odd bit of my own hobby stuff. However, as per the original post, and to answer the original question: I was born poor and was always Labour. I'm old Labour. I haven't voted for Labour since John Smith. I don't believe they represent the working class, or even equality. They highlight working class people's genuine concerns as 'fascist' or 'racist' rather than deal with those concerns. They champion immigrants without any consideration of the actual context. They highlight minority rights over the rights of everyone. The whole party is a joke. The left wing has been taken over by people who are basically the commintern for the few, not the many. The average person's view is 'bias' or 'prejudice' and literally everything is 'offensive'. There is no policy for the masses, they are actually anti-the British person. Who votes for their own hangman? You know the answer and are living in the consequences of that.
The only way Labour will ever win again will be a massive Tory cock up, most likely the economy. Unfortunately, there probably is a decent chance of that at some stage. Whether Labour can ever get their sh1t together, even then, is another question.

People who are highly educated have no choice but to appear totally left wing in every aspect, particularly at academic institutions, otherwise they would either get the sack, get moved 'sideways' or be generally vilified for their 'racist' or 'fascist' views. One only has to look at the careers of people such as David Starkey or Douglas Murray. They've spoken out; they're going nowhere now.
I'm as educated as it gets, I have a sentence after my name. I have also worked my entire life. I have stepped down from academia due to the stifling atmosphere of censorship, on thought, speech and particularly research funding. On the odd occasion, I will critique some research (truthfully, so usually negatively), I write the odd bit of my own hobby stuff. However, as per the original post, and to answer the original question: I was born poor and was always Labour. I'm old Labour. I haven't voted for Labour since John Smith. I don't believe they represent the working class, or even equality. They highlight working class people's genuine concerns as 'fascist' or 'racist' rather than deal with those concerns. They champion immigrants without any consideration of the actual context. They highlight minority rights over the rights of everyone. The whole party is a joke. The left wing has been taken over by people who are basically the commintern for the few, not the many. The average person's view is 'bias' or 'prejudice' and literally everything is 'offensive'. There is no policy for the masses, they are actually anti-the British person. Who votes for their own hangman? You know the answer and are living in the consequences of that.
The only way Labour will ever win again will be a massive Tory cock up, most likely the economy. Unfortunately, there probably is a decent chance of that at some stage. Whether Labour can ever get their sh1t together, even then, is another question.

People who are highly educated have no choice but to appear totally left wing in every aspect, particularly at academic institutions, otherwise they would either get the sack, get moved 'sideways' or be generally vilified for their 'racist' or 'fascist' views.

I fear people will misinterpret this post. I agree with it. Apparently Labour is the party of the ‘working class’. I make that around 14%.

So who speaks for the mass that supports progressive policies and cares about equality of opportunity? Certainly not the current government.