Lewis Goodall

Lewis Goodall is a British journalist, broadcaster, and author known for his incisive political reporting and analysis. He has worked as a political correspondent and presenter for major UK news outlets, including BBC Newsnight and Sky News, where he became known for his in-depth investigations and clear-eyed commentary on British politics and society. His book Left for Dead? examines the crisis facing the Labour Party and the broader centre-left in British politics. Written with insider knowledge and sharp analysis, the book explores how Labour lost touch with its traditional base and what the future might hold for progressive politics in the UK. The book was praised for its accessible style and willingness to challenge orthodoxies on all sides. Goodall has reported on some of the most significant political events in recent British history, from Brexit to general elections, and has built a reputation for asking tough questions and holding power to account. His journalism has been recognised with awards and nominations. Left for Dead? is available as an audiobook, read by Alex James-Cox, as well as in print, giving listeners an engaging way to explore the forces reshaping British politics. Goodall continues to be a prominent voice in UK political journalism and commentary.