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Pay Attention
Laura Kuenssberg's must-read first book on what on earth's going on in our politics
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'Kuenssberg brings all [her] weight of experience to bear in spelling out just how far the abnormal is now becoming normalised in British politics . . . a serious and earnest book' Guardian
'Explores why politics since 2010 has become so fragmented and polarized, and why so hard for people to get an objective take on . . . It is very good indeed and light on the obvious' The Times
Worried? Bewildered? Had enough of the chaos? Laura Kuenssberg's unmissable first book is what you need to make sense of a confusing world.
The UK used to pride itself on being sensible, and its politics, a little bit dull. But with yet another prime minister booted out of Number 10, that reputation is in tatters. Politics has become a brutal soap opera, and our politicians all too often sucked into the drama rather than focusing on what matters to our lives.
Delving into her own experience over two decades of reporting on our politicians up close - from the shock of the financial crash to the schisms of Brexit and the revolution of social media - Laura Kuenssberg explores today's stark political truths, finding they are sometimes wilder than fiction.
With clarity, humour, authority and urgency, Kuenssberg pays attention to the forces, impulses and personalities that have brought us to this point. And as she gets beyond the drama to help us pay attention to how we got here, she reveals the most urgent truth of all: that it's time for politicians who represent the public, to pay more attention to us.©2026 Laura Kuenssberg (P)2026 Little, Brown Book Group Limited
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Critic Reviews
'Explores why politics since 2010 has become so fragmented and polarized, and why so hard for people to get an objective take on . . . It is very good indeed and light on the obvious'
'Pay Attention provides some brilliant insights into the functioning of modern politics'
'Kuenssberg brings all [her] weight of experience to bear in spelling out just how far the abnormal is now becoming normalised in British politics . . . a serious and earnest book'
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