Labour
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Editors' picks
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Polly Toynbee: The government's reluctance to challenge culturally destructive forces makes any talk of values meaningless
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Most recent
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Jul 20 2008:
Alex Salmond attacks poverty levels in byelection district in attempt to close gap on Labour
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Jul 20 2008:
Will Hutton: Brown's and New Labour's greatest asset - their reputation for economic competence - is taking a beating
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Jul 20 2008:
Andrew Rawnsley: The surge in government debt and the breaking of its own fiscal rules is bound to further diminish Gordon Brown's reputation
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Jul 20 2008:
Labour is 'taking nothing for granted' despite poll suggesting it has a 17 point lead over the SNP
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Jul 19 2008:
Charity found not to be 'sufficiently balanced and neutral as required under charity law'
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Jul 19 2008:
Several peers and MPs will make a rearguard attempt to block the party supporting an elected House
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Jul 19 2008:
Polly Toynbee: A week when Brown and co failed to make capital out of an avalanche of positive news shows how out of touch they are
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Jul 18 2008:
Andrew Gilligan: Ken Livingstone has said he plans to run again for London mayor in 2012. Boris Johnson must think Christmas has come early
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Jul 18 2008:
Labour claims to be winning backing of former SNP supporters as Glasgow East byelection campaign enters final week
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Jul 18 2008:
Conservatives herald 'end of Brown era of economics' amid speculation government is considering rewriting its own borrowing rules
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Jul 18 2008:
Michael Meacher: Whether it's pension fund collapses, the murder of innocents, lost laptops or mislaid data, in the UK today it seems no one is ever held accountable
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Jul 18 2008:
Coordinated move by general secretaries to increase pressure on PM at national policy forum
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