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Inside the new group splitting the Labour left.

• Authors : Eaton, George

• Source: New Statesman. 2024, Vol. 153, Issue 5754, pages. 2

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In Britain, the Labour Party's Own Worst Enemy Might Be Itself.

• Authors : Landler, Mark; Castle, Stephen

• Source: The New York Times. 2024.

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Internal combustion

• Source: Spectator. February 17, 2024, Vol. 354 Issue 10199, p3, 1 p.

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State of the nation: In an age of disorder, the fundamental challenge is how to retain a fragile peace in a culture of fragments.

• Authors : Gray, John

• Source: New Statesman. 2020, Vol. 149, Issue 5528, pages. 5

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Corbyn's last gamble.

• Authors : Bush, Stephen

• Source: New Statesman. 2019, Vol. 148, Issue 5478, pages. 3

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Labour Chief In U.K. Moves To the Center.

• Authors : Castle, Stephen

• Source: The New York Times. 2021.

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Shadow play: How Ed Miliband became the power behind Starmer

• Authors : Hardman, Isabel

• Source: Spectator. November 12, 2022, Vol. 350 Issue 10133, p21, 1 p.

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Is Labour's Keir Starmer a strategic mastermind or an opportunist merely driven by events?

• Authors : Bush, Stephen

• Source: New Statesman. 2020, Vol. 149, Issue 5549, pages. 1

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Leader: Britain's political order crumbles: In the era of Brexit and Corbynism, Labour and the Conservatives can no longer contain their disparate factions.

• Source: New Statesman. 2019, Vol. 148, Issue 5459.

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Keir Starmer knows he's more popular than his tainted party, but he is ready to play the long game.

• Authors : Bush, Stephen

• Source: New Statesman. 2020, Vol. 149, Issue 5528, pages. 1

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