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From Trident to tax to climate change: the party speaks

  • 19 March 2007
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A YouGov survey indicates a divided mood among Labour members. Here we publish the full results of the poll

Reform could lead to a seismic upheaval

  • 23 October 2006

There are frequent calls to reform Britain's voting system. Peter Kellner reveals who would be the winners and losers if MPs were elected under a range of alternative systems

Can Brown recover lost souls?

  • 09 May 2005

Election: the night
More than 40 per cent now think of themselves as Labour. But they didn't all vote for the party

Ignorance is bliss?

  • 19 January 2004

Observations on top-up fees (2)

Why IDS faces trouble next year

  • 12 May 2003

Observations on local elections

What's left of the Labour leader?

  • 28 October 2002

Tony Blair is closer to Tory voters than to his own supporters. Peter Kellner analyses a surprising poll

The new conservatives: young Britons support capitalism, the monarchy and the family . . .

  • 29 April 2002

But a New Statesman poll finds that many 16- to 25-year-olds think Tony Blair is too right-wing (if they can work out where he stands) and they hate Thatcher most of all. Peter Kellner reports

The New Statesman Essay - A new map for our lost politicians

  • 14 January 2002

Socialism versus capitalism? Forget it. Go back to the pre-Marxist era and renew the battle between freedom and fairness

The New Statesman Essay - Yes, we still need meritocracy

  • 09 July 2001

Roy Hattersley is wrong, but Blair will be sunk if he fails to address his concerns, argues Peter Kellner

Could Labour win without Blair?

  • 25 September 2000

Talk about the need to reconnect with the "core vote" really means: down with Tony. Peter Kellnerasks if the PM is dispensable

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