• The favourite to win is an ex-Communist from the centre left, Pier Luigi Bersani.

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  • The Toronto shooting at the Eaton Centre left one person dead and seven injured.

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  • The centre left National Congress for New Politics came second and the Conservative United Liberal Democrats came third.

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  • The official German defence has three parts, broadly, and it unites the centre left and centre right wings of the coalition government.

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  • The Golden Age for the centre left in the European Parliament was the 1990s when Europe had double digit unemployment and a nasty recession.

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  • We are a centre left political party who believes in certain values - social justice, community, opportunity for all, but we're realising those in today's world.

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  • Mr Gauck, a non-partisan civil rights campaigner put forward by the centre left, appeared close to tears as his supporters applauded his result in the third ballot, which needed a simple majority.

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  • Enter then, stage centre left, the two Eds.

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  • He argues that the centre left should not copy the right, because limiting immigration is not a simple task over the long term, and because limiting welfare payments for foreigners tends to end up in court challenges.

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  • And signalling his intention to fight on the Blairite centre ground he said that with the Lib Dems in coalition with the Tories he believed Labour can be a "great unifying force on all shades of centre left opinion in this country".

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  • In return, he bowed to a plan stitched up between pan-European socialists and the European People's Party, the main conservative block in the EU, to give the council presidency to someone from the centre right and the foreign-policy job to the centre left.

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  • MEPs from centre-left, centre-right and the centre reliably favour action at the European level, a bigger EU budget, more public spending, more EU regulation and generally grabbing power from national governments and the commission.

    ECONOMIST: The EU after the Irish vote

  • The 18 September elections left neither the centre-left SPD nor the conservative CDU and its Bavarian sister party, the CSU, with a majority in the Bundestag, the lower house of parliament.

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  • The resonance of such tactics may embarrass French and German politicians, both on the centre-left and the centre-right, who have predicted that Muslims will soon be integrated as their fellow citizens get used to them, and as their ties with homelands like Turkey and Morocco weaken.

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  • Either in fear or in hope, many Greeks detect a breakdown of a political system, over a century old, in which two political groups (notionally of the centre-left and the centre-right, but both given to patronage and graft) progressively exhaust the national exchequer by outbidding each other.

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  • Those centre and left-of-centre parties which want to start talking about a two-state deal seem destined to end up in opposition again.

    BBC: Israel election: Benjamin Netanyahu holds strong hand

  • Both the centre-left Labour party and the centre-right VVD party won a sufficient number of votes between themselves to rule with a majority in the lower houses of parliament.

    BBC: Netherlands election analysis: Dutch show faith in Europe

  • In the 1990s, at the insistence of Massimo D'Alema, leader of the biggest left-wing party, the centre-left government held off passing laws to break Mr Berlusconi's virtual monopoly on private television.

    ECONOMIST: Walter Veltroni risks being too nice to Silvio Berlusconi

  • But he has left behind a right old mess on the centre-left of politics back home in Italy.

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  • The president left Greece for a meeting in Florence with centre-left politicians from around the world, including Germany, the UK and France.

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  • The other party sitting pretty is the Christian Democrats, led by Josef Lux, who has every reason to believe that he will be as indispensable to a centre-left coalition as he was to the outgoing centre-right one.

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  • Polls consistently give the centre-left a 4-5% lead over the centre-right.

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  • If you ask Massimo D'Alema, leader of the ex-communist Democratic Party of the Left, the cornerstone of Romano Prodi's ruling centre-left coalition, he will tell you that Mr Fini's rapidly changing political garmentry is not just a guise for opportunism.

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  • The trouble is that few Socialist voices are left to press for the reinvention of the party as a centre-left movement like others in Europe.

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  • His foreign circle ranges from Peter Mandelson, confidant of Tony Blair, the British centre-left prime minister, to Joachim Bitterlich, former adviser on Europe to the centre-right Helmut Kohl.

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  • In local elections in Italy , candidates of parties in the ruling centre-left coalition did badly, while those of small, revamped Christian Democratic parties of the centre did well.

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  • No less predictably, the left-wing press, notably La Repubblica, a Rome daily which backs the ruling centre-left coalition and is owned partly by one of Mr Berlusconi's bitterest business and political rivals, Carlo De Benedetti, was full of praise.

    ECONOMIST: Unfit to write about Italy?

  • Exit polls suggest the centre-left has won a lower house majority, while early count data gave Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right the lead in the Senate.

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  • In 2002 the then centre-left government said it would phase out nuclear power by 2022.

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  • So Mr Hollande, a fellow member of the centre-left may come as a welcome change.

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