Labour
Editors' picks
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Polly Toynbee: The government's reluctance to challenge culturally destructive forces makes any talk of values meaningless
Latest videos
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Video: It's been a bad night, says Brown (2min 21sec)
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Video: Hain resigns (2min 25sec)
Most recent
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Jul 4 2008:
Martin Kettle: It would be not just a disaster for Brown to lose a seat like Glasgow East, but a sign of wider Labour disintegration
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Jul 3 2008:
Peter Hain broke electoral law by not reporting donations for his election campaign to the Electoral Commission on time, file claims
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Jul 3 2008:
Cabinet minister tells senior MP he will be 'appropriately rewarded' for supporting the government
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Jul 3 2008:
Editorial: Labour was born out of the union movement and has for most of its existence been financially dependent on it
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Jul 2 2008:
Letters: It is frustrating that you describe union amendments to Labour's national policy forum as 'demands'
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Jul 2 2008:
Conservative instruction to stop cooperating with government described as 'political hubris' by ministers
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Jul 2 2008:
John Harris: High-paid executives worried by change in Europe can take solace from Labour - here they are still untouchable
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Jul 1 2008:
Paul Kingsnorth: Ken Clarke half-apprehends the constitutional crisis but doesn't go far enough. The only democratic solution is a federal UK
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Jul 1 2008:
Letters: Contrary to popular myth, New Labour inherited a buckling consumer economy
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Jul 1 2008:
Polly Toynbee: The new NHS plan will consolidate a golden age for the service - and protect it from Tory tampering
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