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  Starmer’s dilemma: where does Labour go after Chesham and Amersham?

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  Oh bloody hell, here’s Tony Blair

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  Scaremonger Leslie still represents the ugly side of neoliberal New Labour

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: August 3, 2015|
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  Voting with the Tories on ‘welfare’ will end any credibility Labour has left

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: July 20, 2015|
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  Is the Coalition progressive or are the spin doctors out again?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 22, 2014|
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  The Conservative Party – nasty, stupid and clumsy

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 9, 2014|
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  Why NHS charging is a zombie policy

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: August 2, 2014|
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  The questions that Sunday Politics WON’T ask Iain Duncan Smith

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: March 7, 2014|