Rebels

A charismatic academic with a flair for dramatic speeches, Arthur Armstrong captivates audiences with his visionary ideas, though his unconventional methods keep allies and opponents alike guessing.

Leon Burke is a fiery young strategist who leverages his elite connections and sharp analytical mind to mobilize grassroots movements, blending radical idealism with pragmatic policy solutions.

A socially awkward but well-connected ex-banker, Lydia Hall leverages her extensive network to bridge divides, though her blunt honesty occasionally ruffles feathers.

A shrewd strategist with a knack for cutting deals, Helena Harris climbs the political ladder with ruthless efficiency, leveraging her vast network to push progressive policies through even the toughest opposition.

Raised on a council estate but educated at night school, Charles Henderson combines cold pragmatism with a working-class perspective, climbing the party ranks by proving he can make even the most radical policies look viable.

A sharp-witted outsider with a knack for navigating political waters, Lydia Lawson leverages her analytical mind and street smarts to climb the ladder with relentless ambition.

A wealthy academic and outsider to traditional politics, Vera Turner is a fierce advocate for integrity and pragmatic solutions, using her deep policy knowledge to champion workers and young people without compromise.

Audrey White, a pragmatic former soldier, uses her military discipline and natural charisma to bridge the gap between idealism and action, focusing on policies that deliver real results for workers and young people.