Labour
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Editors' picks
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John Kampfner: Even if we ignore the lessons of history for a drubbing like Glasgow East, the party's own defeatism and lack of strategy seem insurmountable
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Video: Catastrophe for Labour as SNP triumphs in Glasgow East (1min 05sec)
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Video: It's been a bad night, says Brown (2min 21sec)
Most recent
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Aug 21 2008:
Prem Sikka: George Osborne blames the state for the country's woes, but they are the result of Labour's enthusiastic embrace of Tory ideology
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Aug 21 2008:
Sunder Katwala: Politicians will be falling over themselves to capitalise on Team GB's feelgood factor, but it's a marathon stretch
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Aug 21 2008:
Jason Strelitz: As today's GCSE results show, money channelled to the poorest children has helped close the attainment gap
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Aug 21 2008:
Last month Labour's national policy forum agreed a raft of policies that the party will take into the next election. The key decisions were widely reported in the media, but a full list of the policies adopted was never published - until now
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Aug 21 2008:
Tony Blair has done a pretty good job of keeping out of domestic politics since he left Downing Street last year. But I'm surprised there hasn't been more interest in the "What makes a champion?" speech he delivered in Beijing recently, because it contains a passage that he can't have written without thinking about Gordon Brown
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Aug 21 2008:
Labour MP Ann Cryer announced last night that she would step down from parliament at the next general election
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Aug 21 2008:
PM suggests there will be no reshuffle and hits at measures designed to help those worst hit by credit crunch
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Aug 21 2008:
The Conservatives last night accused the government of creating confusion over the situation in Georgia over a blog written by deputy chief whip Nick Brown. By David Hencke
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Aug 21 2008:
Abse, spent 29 years in Commons as MP, writing in his spare time books such as biography of Mrs Thatcher
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Aug 21 2008:
Lord Adonis describes 'postcode lottery' determining where children go to secondary school as 'unacceptable'
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Aug 21 2008:
AC Grayling: In this climate of quarrels between religionists and secularists, there are very many reasons to hope for a non-believer at No 10
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Aug 20 2008:
Obituary: Backbench social reformer and writer with a Freudian view of the world
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Aug 20 2008:
Martin Narey: When it was announced, few believed Labour's 2010 target for child poverty could be met. It's still worth pursuing the dream
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Aug 20 2008:
I don't normally make it through to Richard Kay's society column in the Daily Mail, but I did today and I learnt something new: John Prescott won't take a seat in the House of Lords
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