Peter Mandelson, Labour's Business Secretary, will today say in a speech to Progress and the Foreign Press Association: My argument today is that the challenges we face in 2010 make a far stronger case for the election of a Labour Government than at any time in the past thirty years.
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LabourParty on 7th Apr 2010 (via www2.labour.org.uk)
Labour Business Secretary, Lord Mandelson, has made a speech to the think tank Progress outlining the Labour Government's approach to the economy. Outlining Labour's committment to be "wise spenders", he said: "There is a real choice to be had between the progressive reform offered by Labour and the ideologically-driven retrenchment and deep cuts offered by the Tories. "Between policies ...
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LabourParty on 14th Sep 2009 (via labour.org.uk)
Peter Mandelson, Labour's Business Secretary, will today say in a speech to Progress and the Foreign Press Association: My argument today is that the challenges we face in 2010 make a far stronger case for the election of a Labour Government than at any time in the past thirty years. Why? Because this moment needs a government with a bold mindset. A progressive moment defined by the global ec...
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LabourMatters on 7th Apr 2010 (via labourmatters.com)
Lord Mandelson, Labour's Business Secretary, today chaired a press briefing with key ministers to chart progress since the last Queen's Speech and preview Labour's Party Political Broadcast. Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper, and John Healey set out the action the Government has been taking on employment, housing and social care. Labour's Party Political Broadcast, 'Fighters and...
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LabourMatters on 18th Nov 2009 (via labourmatters.com)
Peter Mandelson is back. Well, it's certainly a surprise, and it will capture the imagination for a few news-cycles. But will it help Labour Party discipline? Mr Mandelson is as divisive as he is talented: his sworn enemies on the Labour backbenches (and in the current Government) are legion and the propensity of those close to him to start fights is also considerable. No one...
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JamesKirkup on 3rd Oct 2008 (via blogs.telegraph.co.uk)
Peter Mandelson, one of the key architects of New Labour, talks to the New Statesman about the state the party's in, the plotters and his conversations with Gordon Brown Peter Mandelson has broken his silence to warn Labour not to "split the difference between the old left and new Labour" and instead develop a "harder edge" before an election he thinks can still be won In his most wide-rangin...
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NewStatesman on 1st Oct 2008 (via newstatesman.com)
Great to see Peter Mandelson return to Government and how strange for a Labour Government to appoint a Lord to one of the key jobs in the cabinet. Mandelson is a big hitter who will not only be a competent Secretary of State but will provide Brown with the strategic counsel he needs on the major issues of the day. He also significantly strengthens the voice of business, free trade and de-regulatio...
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CobdensComments on 3rd Oct 2008 (via cobdenscomments.blogspot.com)
The cup of green custard thrown in the face of Peter Mandelson the Business Secretary joins a wide range of substances with which Labour ministers have been attacked since the party came to power in 1997.
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Telegraph on 6th Mar 2009 (via telegraph.co.uk)
The New Labour project is not over, despite changes to government policy in the Pre-Budget Report, business secretary Lord Mandelson said last night.
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PoliticsCoUk on 27th Nov 2008 (via politics.co.uk)
Peter Mandelson's return to the Government was welcomed by his allies from the days of Tony Blair and by leading figures in the business world. However MPs from the party's Left attacked the appointment as a grave error by Gordon Brown.
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Telegraph on 3rd Oct 2008 (via telegraph.co.uk)