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Should the public have a vote in Labour leadership elections?
Allowing “registered supporters” to vote would create a disincentive to membership.
2010 — the year in review
From another botched Labour coup to the election of a coalition government, this political year has been the most turbulent in decades.
Miliband’s reforms raise more questions than answers
Why “party supporters” should have no say over the Labour leadership.
David Miliband refuses to rule out future leadership bid
Labour leadership runner-up tells local paper: “Who knows what will happen in the future?”
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Johnson fires another warning shot at Miliband
Shadow chancellor calls for major reform of the Labour leadership voting system.
Goodbye, David
Miliband Sr looks set to announce he’s quitting — and it’s the right thing to do.
Golden Brown
The next Labour leader should learn the lessons of 1992, says Steve Richards.
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How Ed can counter the Tories’ attack lines
It wasn’t the “union barons” who elected Ed, it was thousands of ordinary workers.
Ed Miliband elected Labour leader
The younger Miliband wins with 50.65 per cent of the vote.
Live blog: Labour leadership
Minute-by-minute coverage as the new Labour leader is announced.
Labour’s voting system: the case for reform
The vote of one MP is worth the votes of 608 party members.
The perils of prediction
Remember when Sky News reported that Alan Johnson had won the deputy leadership?
Shadow cabinet elections: runners and riders
Your guide to all the confirmed candidates for the shadow cabinet elections.
Ed Miliband now bookies’ favourite to win Labour leadership
Both the punters and the pollsters now predict an Ed Miliband victory.
Harman: “I couldn’t have pushed Gordon out”
As Harriet Harman prepares to stand aside for a permanent leader, she reflects on the election defeat, the coalition and purpose in opposition
Leader: To win again, Labour must learn from its past failures
The next leader must develop an alternative to New Labour's neoliberal economic model.
Only Ed has the balls for shadow chancellor
Love him or not, whichever Miliband brother wins the Labour leadership contest must choose a man who has proved he has the most economic prowess — and tough-talking ability — to take on George Osborne.
Facebook’s $1.6bn woman
A witch-hunt?
Osborne's woes
Marr's monarchism
The interview
On Syria
The interview
GOP race so far
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