Who can fix the problem of polarisation within the British Labour party?

<p>A new decade has dawned.  </p><p>But following their most devastating election defeat in 80 years, what new dawn awaits the British Labour party? </p><p>If there’s one thing the Corbyn years will be remembered for it’s the rampant ideological in-fighting between the left and the right of the party, Momentum versus the Blairites, leavers and remainers.   </p><p>But now with the leadership contest in full swing, and a new successor to be named on the 4th of April, will the party seize the opportunity to elect a leader who can heal the deep divides within the party and end the civil war - and maybe one day win them an election too?</p><p>Matthew Taylor and Ian Leslie are joined by  journalist Ayesha Hazarika and former Labour insider Chris Clarke who has just published Warring Fictions, a critique of Corbynism and left populism.  </p><p>Produced by Craig Templeton Smith. </p>