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David Miliband’s Keir Hardie lecture — full speech

By Alex Smith

By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 This evening, David Miliband has given the Keir Hardie lecture at Mountain Ash, Cynon Valley, in Merthyr Tydfil, Hardie's old constituency town. Read the full speech below, and my interview with David…

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History lessons

By Gina Byrne

By Gina Byrne It has often been said that history repeats itself; nowhere is this more applicable than in the political arena. Take a moment to cast your mind back and remember, if you will - and indeed, can - the 1990s. Look past the…

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England: I would die for it

By Paul Richards

The Paul Richards column There's scene in the Gathering Storm where Winston Churchill looks out over the Kent Weald from Chartwell and says to his wife Clemmie 'I would die for it.' There is little doubt that Churchill would have died…

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The British left only succeeds at times of national hope

By Sunder Katwala

By Sunder Katwala "It is a strange fact, but it is unquestionably true that almost any English intellectual would feel more ashamed of standing to attention to attention during 'God Save the King' than of stealing from a poor box", wrote…

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Jowell, Johnson, Knight on life after power

By Alex Smith

By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 In this video, Alan Johnson, Tessa Jowell and Jim Knight talk about life after power. It's really honest and quite fun in places - though there are also signs of deep nostalgia. As well as offering an insight…

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Sky News reflects on the last day of Labour government

By Alex Smith

By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 There was a darkening mood amongst Labour people on May 11th, as throughout the day it became evident that these were the final hours of thirteen years of Labour government. The throng on college green that…

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The Mutual Tradtion — Tessa Jowell’s full speech

By Tessa Jowell

I just want to start by saying what a privilege it is to be here at the launch of Co-operatives Fortnight and I look forward to hearing more about the 52 ways that I can change the world co-operatively here today. I feel extremely…

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Crosland, Healey and Jenkins: Lessons from 1976

By Paul Burgin

By Paul Burgin / @Paul_Burgin A lot of politicos have their favourite leadership election, or one that readily springs to mind. For some it's the drama of November 1990, when Margaret Thatcher was removed from office. For others it was the…

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Labour’s legacy, the internet election: You ask, they answer

By Robbie MacPherson

By Rob MacPherson The general election left us with as many questions as answers - so it's about time the public had a chance to ask some of them and get a response from those in the know. Yoosk.com is a social media platform that enables…

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