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• With comrades like these

  Sep 7 2008:

  Denis MacShane: If trade union leaders indulge in destructive rhetoric, they will only have themselves to blame if Labour loses the next election

• Vicious union attack deepens Labour rift

  Sep 7 2008:

  The leader of Britain's biggest union launches a venomous personal attack on Foreign Secretary David Miliband

• Labour despairs of Brown, but there is no sign of a Brutus

  Sep 7 2008:

  Andrew Rawnsley: The party can neither make a collective decision to get rid of the beleaguered Prime Minister, nor to rally round him

• Politicians, gurus and union leaders ... united in enmity

  Sep 7 2008:

  Some of the key players involved in the latest outbreak of Labour internal strife

• Cameron tempts Blair advisers into the Tory tent

  Sep 7 2008:

  Westminster establishment turns its attentions to the opportunities offered by a future Tory government

• Open warfare as Labour's relaunch falters

  Sep 7 2008:

  Gordon Brown heads into his second conference season as leader with more bad blood being shed around him

• Labour bid to work with Jeremy Kyle

  Sep 7 2008:

  Government in talks with ITV over project with controversial host, criticised for making 'car crash television'

• The worst of times for Alistair, but at least he's nobody's puppet

  Sep 7 2008:

  William Keegan: We continue to suffer the 'bust' reaction to our economy's excessive reliance on the previous 'boom'

• There's no sense in the short sharp shock

  Sep 6 2008:

  Jon Collins: Short prison sentences are not as effective as community penalties, say new figures: why isn't the government listening?

• Challenges ahead

  Sep 6 2008:

  What the coming months hold for the Labour party

• Brown survival plan fizzles ... but so does Labour rebellion

  Sep 6 2008:

  MPs want fuel package with one-off payments to help poor to pay bills

• TUC faces battle over call for general strike

  Sep 6 2008:

  Unions to call for first strike since 1926 in protest against Labour's refusal to give back picketing rights

• Unseating Gordon Brown may be Labour's last chance

  Sep 6 2008:

  Polly Toynbee: Getting rid of the prime minister is a very high risk strategy, but a dying party should be ready to take dangerous medicine

• Despite Sarah Palin, the glass ceiling for women in politics remains

  Sep 5 2008:

  Lucy Powell: Tonight I'm speaking at An evening of Women's Politics in Manchester. The event aims to encourage and support more women to get directly involved in politics as candidates, governors or activists

• Just William is the wrong metaphor for Labour's Downfall

  Sep 5 2008:

  John Crace: Charles Clarke likens Blairite-Brownite in-fighting to a Richmal Crompton story, but Labour's bunker mentality is hardly comedy

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