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Reading "Red" Ed Miliband's piece in the Observer makes clear why so many Tories want him to win. His plans for Britain could have been written in the bank of a beer mat by Unite officials at 2am (and probably were). Red Ed, as I call him in today's News of the World, has already observed that "We let markets become too powerful in our society" - the obvious implicati...
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The Tories Unite strategy has been so effective, even Peter Mandelson is peddling it. Led by Mandelson, Labour’s isolated right has questioned Unite’s influence over candidate selection. James Purnell’s preferred successor, Jonny Reynolds, was omitted from the Stalybridge and Hyde shortlist, compiled by the NEC, which has two Unite members on its board. Mandelson and Purnell have...
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