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    Andy Burnham – the runaway winner of our MP of the month contest

    Not content with placing him firmly at the top of the shadow cabinet rankings (for the second month in a row) you’ve also awarded shadow health secretary Andy Burnham the LabourList MP of the month award for February. Burnham has been relentless...

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    Shadow Cabinet rankings – February 2012

    By Mark Ferguson

    Which shadow cabinet members are most popular with LabourList readers? This month there’s little change at the top, with Andy Burnham’s steadfast defence of the NHS keeping him at the top of the shadow cabinet rankings for a second successive...

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    Bradford West candidate selected

    After a quick fire selection process, Labour’s candidate for the Bradford West by-election was selected this evening by local members from a shortlist of seven. The candidate for the by-election will be Imran Hussain – congratulations to them,...

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  • Labour’s New “Executive Board” and new roles for senior staffers
  • State of the Party survey: Steady Eddy
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    Reforms will greatly improve the Monarchy – but they won’t be enough

    By Tom King

    After last year’s media circus surrounding the Royal Wedding, the airwaves are already filled with palace propaganda ahead of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, but as a member of a democratic socialist party I see no reason to celebrate.I have to despair,...

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    Time to salvage something from the Health Bill’s mess

    By Glenys Thornton

    Today is day seven of the Lords’ Report stage of the deeply unloved Health and Social Care Bill, with many thousands of people, not least doctors and nurses, still expressing fear and anxiety about its meaning and effect. One of the amendments we will...

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    Your local library – and local community – needs you

    By Dave Prentis

    Today I join hundreds of campaigners from across the country to warn the government that support for libraries is long overdue. UNISON is a founding member of Speak up for Libraries alongside the National Federation of Women’s Institutes (NFWI), Voices...

  • Growth hasn’t flatlined because of the UK’s unfair dismissal regime
  • Tomorrow, Britain will be set back 13 years
  • Is the pro-nuclear alliance disintegrating?
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21st Century Party

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    Capturing the mood

    By Mike Buckley

    At times in its history the Labour Party has captured the mood and appeared to offer the route to change – an Obama 2008 style hope for a better future. If capable and passionate people aren’t...

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    Why people join the Labour Party

    By Mark Rowney

    I have joined the party twice. The first time I joined, I received a couple of things in the post and that was it. So I didn’t bother renewing my membership. When I rejoined in 2008, it was because...

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    Labour needs a champion for members

    By Ellie Southwood

    The creation of a Members and Supporters Directorate is a chance to radically change the way the Labour Party is structured and how it treats those who volunteer their time, energy and money to support...

  • Why YOU need to be a fundraiser
  • Rewriting the rulebook
  • Labour online comms: needing to do more than wringing the last little drop of activity from our members
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    Diane Abbott: GPs are still against the health bill

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    Ed Miliband interviewed by young people

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    Reeves confirms Labour support for “Mansion Tax”

  • Labour’s pre-budget press conference
  • Bolton is not near Sunderland
  • David Miliband: Putin was “cold and motionless”
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