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24 Sep 2013:
Shadow transport secretary promises new deal for passengers with cap on rail fares if train companies fail to peg increases
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Guardian Professional, 24 Sep 2013:
Higher education risks moving into a period of consolidation, warns John Cridland at Guardian fringe debate
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24 Sep 2013:
Tom Greatrex: The UK's priority should be to develop a low-carbon energy mix, while encouraging growth from those industries
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Video
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24 Sep 2013:
Damian McBride says his political memoir, Power Trip, could have done more damage to Labour had he released it nearer to the 2015 general election
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Interactive,
24 Sep 2013:
Play our interactive bingo game live online as Ed Miliband addresses the 2013 Labour conference. John Crace has interpreted the buzzwords you're likely to hear, so click on the boxes as Miliband reels them off and discover if he's as predictable as we think he is
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24 Sep 2013:
Anne Perkins: The bedroom tax represents everything about the governing party that voters say they most dislike. Ed Miliband's pledge to ban it gives Labour delegates a boost on the doorstep
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24 Sep 2013: Ex-spin doctor admits Daily Mail paid him over £100,000 and says delaying book would have done more damage to Labour. By Lisa O'Carroll
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24 Sep 2013: Len McCluskey: We have a duty to the youth of today to protect them from the most vicious, anti-worker government in living memory
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24 Sep 2013:
Former spin doctor says feud between Gordon Brown and Tony Blair damaged last Labour government on Newsnight
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24 Sep 2013:
Ed Balls says government has let cost of high-speed rail spiral and vowed there would be 'no blank cheque' under Labour
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24 Sep 2013:
What can we learn about participation in European scientific and technological collaboration from decisions made by Wilson's government, asks Stuart Butler
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24 Sep 2013:
Polly Toynbee: Cameron's economic policies are in disarray, but his team's supreme skill is in sticking the stiletto into Labour
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Cartoon,
24 Sep 2013:
The shadow chancellor makes his speech to the party faithful in Brighton
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24 Sep 2013:
Labour leader to promise 200,000 new homes a year by 2020, and will echo Reagan by asking voters: 'Are you better off now?'
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23 Sep 2013:
Editorial: When he was elected leader 30 years ago in Brighton, it was a turning point for the Labour party
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