Labour
Editors' picks
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Bridget Fox: Brown's problem is that today, for many, the nasty party is Labour
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Most recent
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May 21 2008:
Jonathan Freedland: The top hat and tails stuff has backfired in Crewe, but class can still work for the party
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May 21 2008:
Letters: While the Conservatives might offer alternatives that appear attractive, they would be different in government
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May 20 2008:
Leader: If Gordon Brown is looking for a big idea that would appeal to everyone, he should embrace new technology wholeheartedly
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May 20 2008:
Leader: On the issue of financing tax cuts the Lib Dem leader seems ready to make a stand where the Conservatives fear to tread
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May 20 2008:
Polly Toynbee: The electorate don't care what Tory policies are, and their pent-up hatred will not be assuaged by fettling the 10p tax band
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May 20 2008:
George Monbiot: The prospect of a Tory in No 10 does worry me - but no more so than another term for this cabinet of war criminals
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May 20 2008:
Ecotowns risk increasing social division by diverting money and political will from existing towns and cities
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May 20 2008:
Letters: I wonder if Rosie Edwards (Letters, May 17) and I are living in the same constituency?
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May 20 2008:
Letter: My old workmates from the 1997 election (Letters, May 17) seem to have fallen into the first trap of politics - don't believe your own propaganda
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May 20 2008:
Latest polls and street views make bad reading for Brown as critics prepare to attack campaign tactics
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May 20 2008:
Guardian/ICM poll reveals that the Labour party and the public are travelling in different directions
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May 19 2008:
Peter Hain: Both New Labourite and traditional left are vital to rebuilding the party in Wales and across the UK
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