In 1900, the British Labour Party was founded with Ramsay MacDonald as its secretary.
Second, he has still to reform his party, which has been subjected to none of the colonic irrigation of that other New Middler, the British Labour Party.
European right-wing parties would do well to follow the example of the British Labour Party after the 1992 election and examine why so many women have stopped voting for them.
He jokes that he is considered too young in France, but too old by his British counterparts in the Labour Party, which is led by a 41-year-old.
The prime minister argued that the "new dividing line" in British politics separated the Labour party, which is "defending the bureaucracy of the NHS", and the coalition, which sought to focus on treatments.
She shattered the power of British labor unions while forcing the Labour Party to say bye-bye to nationalized industry and hello to a severely reduced welfare state and free markets.
By breaking the post-war consensus and emasculating the unions, she paved the way for a new Labour Party more in tune with the British electorate and less in hock to the union bosses.
Later on Wednesday, British MPs will be asked to vote on an opposition Labour Party motion that "this House believes that it is in the public interest for Rupert Murdoch and News Corporation to withdraw its bid for BSkyB".
Seven political parties plus independents are vying for votes - Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UK Independence Party, British National Party, The Trade Unionists and Socialists Against Cuts and the British Democrat Party.
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Whenever the referendum comes, almost everyone in the Labour Party, along with the Liberal Democrats and British business, will be arguing we should stay part of the EU, because it is good for our economy and good for Britain.
Short-termism has become an "entrenched feature" of British business and is damaging economic growth, a report for the Labour Party has said.
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Lady Ashton came to Brussels from a career spent as a Labour Party appointee, rising smoothly through ever more senior posts in British public bodies, health authorities and education agencies.
She changed the direction of British politics more than 20 years after she left office, the Labour Party continues to sound more moderate than they had before her presence in Downing Street.
Party co-chairman Liam Fox said Labour had no regard for British traditions and institutions, with contempt for the country's history and identity.
For a while, he appeared tempted, but eventually decided to stay in British politics and focus on domestic ambitions, rumoured to include the leadership of the Labour Party.
The unwritten British constitution in this situation allows for the incumbent party, in this case, the Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Gordon Brown to seek a coalition deal.
But another are those former Labour voters, mostly in Coalville, who in council elections have switched to the British National Party: immigration is a big concern here, despite (or perhaps because of) the fact that there isn't much of it.
Oona King was beaten by former colleague George Galloway, thrown out of the Labour party over his opposition to the Iraq war and his attitude to the role of British troops.
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They included Margaret McDonagh, who is now the Labour Party's general secretary, and Jonathan Powell, who worked then for the British embassy in Washington and is now Tony Blair's chief of staff.
Shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne, who is in charge of the party's policy review, said Labour needed to seize the centre ground of British politics - and regain economic credibility.
The failure of the Social Democratic Party, which broke away from Labour in the early 1980s, proved how hard the British system is on new parties.
To give a populist such as Mr Livingstone a mandate such as this is like giving Archimedes a firm place to stand: he will try to use it to lever the whole of British politics to the left perhaps even eventually to challenge Mr Blair's grip on the Labour Party.
The British Prime Minister wants a nine-vote majority in the 15-member Security Council as a shield against his Labour Party critics.
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