Neil Kinnock: Split progressive vote Labour’s biggest election threat
Neil Kinnock has warned that a split progressive vote amongst Liberal Democrat, Green and other parties is Labour’s…
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Our regions need a deep devolution of power, not just a “quick injection of cash”
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From charity runs to coffee mornings, civil society is key to shifting power
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We need a welfare system fit for the 21st century
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