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		The Labour Party's origins lie in the late 19th century, when it became apparent that there was an increasing need for a third party in Britain to represent the interests and needs of the large working-class population (for instance, the 1899 Lyons vs. Wilkins judgement that limited certain types of picketing).
		The ILP under James Maxton disaffiliated from the Labour Party in 1932, removing a substantial proportion of the left of the party from membership.
		Labour's chances of electoral success were further damaged by the fact that the Thatcher government's popularity was on the rise after successfully guiding the country to victory in the Falklands War.
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	Labour Party (UK) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thus the Labour party returned to government with a wafer-thin majority under Harold Wilson in the 1964 election, was confirmed with a larger majority soon after, and remained in power until the 1970 election.
		Labour in the 1960s did introduce several new laws reflecting the changing times: the partial legalisation of homosexuality and abortion, the abolition of the death penalty and various legislation addressing race relations and racial discrimination.
		The UK was also one of the allies of the United States that actually participated in the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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	Labour Party (UK)
		The Labour Party is a centre-left political party in the United Kingdom (see British politics), and one of the United Kingdom's three main political parties.
		Led by Michael Foot, who was increasingly unpopular with the public, the party went into the 1983 general election with a manifesto dominated by the politics of the party's left-wing.
		In that sense it is not all that different from the reactions of other European parties of the left - such as the transformation of the Marxist PCI to the social democratic DS in Italy or the attempts of Gerhard SchrÃ¶der to reform the SPD.
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	1923 Labour Party Manifesto - (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Labour Party has urged the immediate adoption of national schemes of productive work, with adequate maintenance for those who cannot obtain employment to earn a livelihood for themselves and their families.
		The Labour Party proposes to restore to the people their lost rights in the Land, including Minerals, and to that end will work for re-equipping the Land Valuation Department, securing to the community the economic rent of land, and facilitating the acquisition of land for public use.
		A labour Chancellor of the Exchequer, in consultation with Treasury experts, would at once work out a scheme to impose a non-recurring, graduated War Debt Redemption levy on all individual fortunes in excess of £5,000, to be devoted solely to the reduction of the Debt.
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	Labour Party (UK) at AllExperts
		It is currently the party of government in the UK as a whole, and also in national and regional parliaments or assemblies in Scotland, Wales and London.
		The Liberal Party split allowed the Labour Party to co-opt some of the Liberals' support, and by the 1922 general election Labour had supplanted the Liberal Party as the second party in the United Kingdom and as the official opposition to the Conservatives.
		Thus the Labour party returned to government with a wafer-thin majority under Harold Wilson in the 1964 election, was confirmed with a larger majority soonafter, and remained in power until the 1970 election.
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	Labour Party (UK) - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Labour Party's origins lie in the late 19th century, when it became apparent that there was an increasing need for a third party in Britain to represent the interests and needs of the large working-class population (for instance, the 1899 Lyons vs. Wilkins judgement that limited certain types of picketing).
		The ILP under James Maxton disaffiliated from the Labour Party in 1932, removing a substantial proportion of the left of the party from membership.
		The UK was one of the allies of the United States that actually participated in the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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	Labour Party (UK) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Labour Party was establish by the capitalist Fabian Society at a Conference on "Labour Representation" Memorial Hall London on February 27 1900 as the Labour Representation Committee to act as the parliamentary arm the trade union movement.
		The ILP under James Maxton disaffiliated from the Labour Party in 1932 removing a substantial proportion of the of the party from membership.
		The Labour Party having lost most of right-wing to the SDP lurched to the With Michael Foot as leader they went the 1983 General Election with what many regard as the left-wing manifesto the Labour party ever conceived.
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	History: Welsh Labour Party (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Labour councils responded to mass unemployment and the degrading Means Test with both passion and practical support.
		Labour councils mitigated the impact of unemployment, led the fight against TB, worked to reduce the scandalously high Welsh maternal and infant death rates and promoted industrial diversification.
		In developing its position, the Labour party in Wales has always relied on a comparatively small band of party members and officials (there was not even a formal Welsh Labour party structure until 1947).
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	Labour Party (UK) - Voyager, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Labour Party is a membership organisation consisting of Constituency Labour Parties, affiliated trade unions and socialist societies, including the Co-operative Party, with which it has an electoral agreement.
		Led by Michael Foot, who was increasingly unpopular with the public, the party went into the 1983 general election with a manifesto dominated by the politics of the party's left-wing, but considered by some socialists to be too watered down by Foot's indecisiveness and pressure from the party's right-wing to be truly convincing.
		The right-wing press wasted no time in attacking the party's manifesto, and Labour's chances of electoral success were further damaged by the fact that the Thatcher government's popularity was on the rise after successfully guiding the country to victory in the Falklands War.
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		Labour’s Prime Minsiter Gordon Brown has congratulated the city of Glasgow after they won the right to host...
		Gordon Brown has visited a primary school and children’s centre in East London to see the new provision...
		Promoted by Peter Watt, General Secretary, the Labour Party on behalf of the Labour Party, both at 39 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0HA.
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	Get involved: The Labour Party: the future of Britain (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Labour is leading the world in setting tough targets for cutting carbon emissions.
		The Labour Party is committed to tackling the big policy challenges we face as a country.
		Sponsored by the Labour Party; Labourspace.com is a free space for people, organisations and community groups to tell and discuss their story to a network of people that want to listen and help where possible.
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	UK Labour Party, overview
		The Labour Party was one of the original parties in Janda's 1950-1962 ICPP study.
		Losses in by-elections reduced the Labour majority to one seat in October 1976, and early in 1977 Labour entered an agreement with the small Liberal Party for votes to remain in office.
		But splits in the party over membership in the European Economic Community (which Wilson favored, but more radicals members of his party and powerful unions opposed) and a failing economy led to Wilson's resignation in March of 1976, to be succeeded by James Callaghan.
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	Labour Party - SourceWatch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Labour Party is the ruling political party in the UK.
		Socialist in origin, it was successfully reinvented as a centre-right party by Tony Blair as "New Labour" during 1994 and 1995.
		The UK advertising agency TBWA/GGT was given the Labour Party account in April 2000 [1].
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	CNN.com - Press boost for Blair - June 5, 2001
		The Financial Times endorsed Labour at the last election, in 1997, but this is the first time The Times has backed the party in the newspaper's history.
		Hague's campaigning on Monday focused on his party's plans to appoint fewer ministers, fewer special advisers, announce a public inquiry into the foot-and-mouth outbreak and begin "a crusade for genuine reform in the EU" at a summit in Gothenburg, Sweden on June 15.
		He accused both Labour and Conservative Parties of fudging the issues on key areas such as crime, health, the elderly and education.
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		Labour should never forget that they were re-elected in the main because of the popularity right across the electorate of Tony Blair himself.
		In the Commons the party Whips consist of the Chief Whip and, in the three main parties, the Deputy Chief Whip and a varying number of junior Whips.
		However, temperatures are generally lower than in the rest of the UK, with the coldest ever UK temperature of -27.2Â°C (-16.96Â°F) recorded at Braemar in the Grampian Mountains, on 11 February 1895 and 10 January 1982 and...
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	UK: Labour Party has been given thousands by Scientology charity (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Labour Party received thousands of pounds from an offshoot of Scientology, it has been revealed.
		Labour confirmed that the decision to accept money from the Scientologists to exhibit was taken by a committee of the NEC.
		A Labour Party conference spokesman said the money received was a business transaction and did not constitute a donation.
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	Amazon.co.uk: Labour Party Plc: New Labour as a Party of Business: Books: David Osler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tories were the bosses' party, while Labour represented the working class.
		However, Tony Blair has transformed the relationship between Labour and the private sector to the point where Labour now claims to be the natural party of business.
		For anyone interested in the development of the Labour Party from a leftish party to one influnced more by business than its members this is essentail reading.
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	CNN.com - Times throws weight behind Labour - June 5, 2001
		The backing from Britain's oldest newspaper, historically a bulwark of the establishment, gave Labour an added boost just 48 hours ahead of general elections in which the party is expected to stage a rout.
		The move, coupled with a similar nod to Labour from the Financial Times, came as Conservative leader William Hague, shown trailing badly in the opinion polls, insisted he was still in the race in a TV interview.
		The Times' endorsement echoed that bestowed on Labour at the last general elections in 1997 by the traditionally right-leaning Sun tabloid, owned by the Australian-born media magnate Rupert Murdoch.
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	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Glasgow and West \| By-election win for Labour Party
		Labour has won what could be Scotland's last first-past-the-post council by-election.
		Candidate John Caldwell saw the Labour majority over the SNP in the Renfrewshire ward of Elderslie fall from 654 to 65 votes.
		The Conservative Party received 198 votes, the Liberal Democrats 159 and the SSP 50 votes.
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	Labour's podcast: The Labour Party: the future of Britain (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Labour Party is now podcasting interviews with senior ministers answering the political questions of the day from our 'Let's Talk' section of the website.
		Labour’s Minister of State for Children and Families, Bev Hughes MP, has answered your youth and Spring Programme questions in the Labour Party’s latest podcast.
		The Labour Party records regular audio reports on issues affecting Britain, as well as national and international political issues.
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	Subject: Labour Party - UK Counter - Dossier Released
		The US Secretary of State acknowledged that he was aware of reports of Iraqi use of chemical weapons from 1983, and a United Nations team confirmed Iraqi use in a report of 16 March 1984.
		Over the past year, US and UK sources have made much of the fact that Iraq has attempted to import specialized steel and aluminum tubes that could be used in gas centrifuges that enrich uranium.
		The UK has refused to rule out its support for "regime change" even if a full weapons inspections system is in place: Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has only said that the possibility of an invasion "recedes" in such circumstances.
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		Harman wins deputy leader contest (UK Labour party)Harriet Harman is the new deputy leader of the Labour Party, after a seven-week contest to replace John Prescott.
		Harriet Harman elected deputy leader of UK Labour Party UPDATELONDON (Thomson Financial) - Justice Minister Harriet Harman has emerged as a shock winner of the battle for the deputy leadership of the Labour Party, replacing John Prescott.
		New leader of UK Labour Party promises programme of reformThe new leader of the governing Labour party in Britain, Gordon Brown, has promised a programme of reform - to advance social justice and meet the challenges posed by climate change, global competition and extremism.
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	UK Labour Party leader visits Neasden temple (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When he was garlanded by His Holiness Swami Pramukh Maharaj, the 75-year-old leader of the Swaminarayan movement, the Labour leader did not make the mistakes that most Westerners commit.
		The temple's "mahant," Sadhu Atmaswarup Das, who gave the Labour leader a crash course in Hinduism during a conducted tour of the award-winning marble construction, was applauded when he said: "We pray to our guru to bless you so we can wel-come you as Prime Minister." Mr Blair beamed.
		Their vote is crucial in about a dozen constituencies which Labour must retain or win if Mr Blair is about to become Prime Minister.
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