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The end of principle
I was asked to speak at the conference of the New Labour evangelists Progress and found myself getting furious about the arrest of Damian Green
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So is New Labour dead or not?
- By Paul Evans
- 28 November
When is a party dead? Paul Evans brings us the best of the politics blogs from domestic politics through to the outrage this week in Mumbai
I miss the Bailey not Blunkett
- By Helena Kennedy
- 27 November
The former home secretary absolutely no understanding of the vital function of the jury in our democracy and appeared to have been influenced on the subject by John Grisham
Darling holds his nerve
- By Martin Bright
- 27 November
The Chancellor's refusal to panic has won him respect, but his biggest test still lies ahead
That old top-rate myth
- By James Macintyre
- 27 November
As Labour shows itself willing to challenge the right-wing press, now is the moment for the party to prove it can be even bolder
No time for mourning
- By Steve Richards
- 27 November
New Labour has not died. The coalition that won three general elections was always based on pragmatism and the clear-eyed desire to win, which remains as strong as ever
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The big green challenge
Community enterprises, with their roots in co-operatives and credit unions, are now emerging as powerful models to combat climate change. Ministers take note...
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