• 17 June, 2008 •
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Tags: 10p Tax Rate, Boris Johnson, Cambridge University, Centre-ground, Child poverty, Conservatives, David Cameron, David Davis, Dominic Grieve, George Osborne, Labour party, Magdalene College, New Labour, NHS, Old Boy's Network, Oxford University, Social mobility, The Daily Mail, The party of the few, The party of the many, The Sun, Tories, Tory, William Hague, Working class
• 15 June, 2008 •
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Tags: 10p Tax Rate, 42-day detention, Alastair Darling, Cancelled election, Centre-ground, Conservatives, Crewe and Nantwich by-election, David Cameron, David Davis, Ed Balls, Gordon Brown, Inheritance Tax, Labour party, Leadership procession, Left-wing, Northern Rock, Party for the many, Right wing
• 25 May, 2008 •
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Tags: Left-wing, New Labour, Electorate, David Cameron, Labour party, Ed Balls, Charles Clarke, Jack Straw, Alan Johnson, Cash for honours, David Miliband, Blairite, Career politician, Harriet Harman, Jack Dromey, Alan Milburn, James Purnell, Jon Cruddas, Peter Hain, CND, John McDonnell
• 22 May, 2008 •
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Tags: 10p Tax Rate, Barack Obama, Conservatives, Crewe and Nantwich by-election, David Cameron, Eastbourne, Embryology legislation, Gordon Brown, Immigration, Iraq, Labour Conference, Labour party, Maggie Thatcher, Politicalbetting.com, Underdog, Withdrawal from Iraq
• 21 May, 2008 •
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Tags: 1918 strike, Act of Parliament, Arbitration, Armed Forces, Fairness, Labour party, Market rate, Nurses, Parliament, Pay negotiations, Police Federation, Police Officers, Protest March, Right to Protest, Robert Mugabe, Tribunal, Union
• 16 May, 2008 •
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Tags: Gordon Brown, Radio Four, John Prescott, New Labour, David Cameron, Tony Blair, Lord Levy, Inheritance Tax, Labour party, George Osborne, Cabinet, Frank Field, 10p Tax Rate, BBC Radio, Alastair Darling, Crewe and Nantwich by-election, 42-day detention, The French Revolution, Chairman Mao, Back-benchers, Cash for honours, Scottish Labour party, Wendy Alexander, Scottish independence, Hazel Blears, Alan Sugar, The Apprentice, Caroline Flint, House prices, Tories, Edward Timpson, "Hug a hoodie", Bank of England, Mervyn king, Recession, UK economy, John Humphreys, Today programme, Financial Times, The Daily Mail, Stamp Duty on shares, Crocodile tears, NHS, 'Brown bounce', Centre-ground
