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This race for deputy leader could be exactly what Labour needs | ||||||
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The media will hope it all turns into a bloodbath, advertising divisions. In fact it could be just what the party needs. Some real discussion about what Labour stands for - writes former political editor for the Observer, Toby Helm | ||||||
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Another weekend of arresting protestors is a terror for our democracy | ||||||
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This weekend’s protests in Westminster reveal that I am both a coward and the nephew of potential terrorists, but take a moment to ask yourself this very honestly, would you risk being banned from most countries for life or being imprisoned for six months? - writes Cal Roscow | ||||||
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The rushed reshuffle exposes Labour's identity crisis: Can Starmer counter Farage before it's too late? | ||||||
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The resignation of Angela Rayer and the rather themeless reshuffle that has followed leaves Labour teetering on the brink of a full blown crisis this weekend, of that there is no doubt. - writes former political editor for the Observer, Toby Helm | ||||||
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When the Rayn falls | ||||||
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Your Weekend Wire sees Parliament return from recess, a resignation induced cabinet reshuffle, a new leader of the Green Party elected, the date of the Budget announced (November 26), and somewhat ominous headlines emerge from the Chinese military parade/state shindig. | ||||||
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