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| | Politics | Reclaim Labour, TGWU tells unions |
 | | It was a veiled rebuke to the rail workers' leader, Bob Crow, who this week cut his union's donations to the party over what he termed the "war criminals" of Mr Blair's cabinet. |
 | | As Mr Woodley spoke, Ian McCartney, a former TGWU official who sits in the cabinet as party chairman, told the Guardian that the "war criminals" language would serve to remind most trade unionists only of the "unacceptable face of trade unionism" that former leader Neil Kinnock drove from the party 20 years ago. |
 | | Mr McCartney was at the TGWU biennial conference in Brighton, appealing for a "realistic" relationship, when Mr Woodley received a standing ovation after adding to Tony Blair's woes by vowing to take a much tougher line than his newly knighted predecessor, Sir Bill Morris. |
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