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The Tories, who were once the One Nation party, seem intent on turning Britain into a One Party Nation.
British democracy itself is under threat, warns Chris Bryant.
Edmund Burke could be a pretentious so-and-so, but he wasn't always wrong, says Chris Bryant.
It’s often said that all political careers end in failure, it just seems that Grayling’s seems to failing before it has ended.
One of Labour's greatest legacies is under threat, warns Chris Bryant.
From the beginning, the BBC has had a brief to educate, inform and entertain. That last one isn't an afterthought.
No-one in the Labour party thinks that "one more heave" is enough. No-one thinks the party doesn't need to change. The question is: how much change?
