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of Labour MPs and circulated "to provide a focus for political discussion and education within the party ... and to be the basis of our long-term political work". The statement set out the ideological basis for Benn's 1988 campaign to be Labour leader. The document outlines a socialist, internationalist, and democratic agenda and starts by listing the rights that members thought out to be fought for:
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that this was evidence that Corbyn had sought to "sabotage" the remain campaign. Anti-Corbyn MPs had been briefing the media "for months to "expect movement" against Corbyn on 24 June", suggesting that the opposition to Corbyn was not primarily motivated by his actions during the referendum. In the days following the referendum a number of Corbyn's critics resigned from the
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secured the necessary 33 nominations after being 'lent' nominations from a number of MPs who were not supporting her campaign but wanted to ensure that the contest was not exclusively white and male. It has been suggested that this practice of lending nominations to left candidate to widen the scope of debate "set a precedent" for
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Corbyn led Labour in campaigning to remain. Corbyn spoke at 15 rallies from London to
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Kinnock's attempts to "delegitimise the left". He sought to reduce the number of left-wing Labour MPs by centralising control of candidate selections and used "open shortlists in a fast and loose way, mainly to ensure that left candidates are excluded or defeated." Labour
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Greenham Women addressed us. They were trying to buy bolt-cutters to cut the fences at Greenham Common, but anytime they turned up at a shop anywhere near, they were denied the right to buy them. So, each Campaign Group member agreed to buy one set of bolt-cutters and
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We need a campaign for peace and disarmament in Europe, and for an end to the arms trade throughout the world and for a new international economic order which will start to reverse the transfer of wealth from the poorest to the richest. Until that is done the Gulf War will be the first of many such
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sought to trigger a leadership election on the grounds that they did not think he had campaigned sufficiently vigorously for Remain. MPs hostile to Corbyn leaked internal emails to the BBC which showed that Corbyn's team had resisted moves to pursue a more hostile line on immigration and suggested
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quickly mobilised grassroots Labour members and activists to pressure MPs to nominate Corbyn, even if they disagreed with him, in order to ensure a proper debate about the future of the Labour Party. Two minutes before the deadline Corbyn reached the threshold of 35 nominations, having been 'lent'
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wing of the Labour Party (including Blair himself) celebrated this reform, believing that the changes would mean that "the next Labour leader will be a
Blairite". At a meeting of the Socialist Campaign Group on 3 June it was decided that, with McDonnell and Abbott both ruling themselves out after
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both sought nominations to run; however, McDonnell withdrew from the race after it became clear he would not receive sufficient nominations, and instead supported Abbott to give her the best chance of making it onto the ballot. Abbott, the first black woman to ever contest the Labour leadership,
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Corbyn outlined an anti-austerity domestic agenda and an international agenda opposed to military intervention. He campaigned on issues with wide popular support that had been outside of the political mainstream for many years, including rail re-nationalisation, free higher education, regional
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was the front runner, more and more MPs simply jumped on his bandwagon. After all the leader will be handing out front bench appointments for the rest of this
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as a "huge victory" for the Labour left who campaigned in alliance with the extra-parliamentary socialist left "against one of the most reactionary pieces of legislation dreamt up in the modern age". Tony Benn described the relationship of the campaign against the Poll Tax with the Labour
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To avoid this party officials changed the rules mid-contest, at the suggestion of Gould, to allow MPs who had already nominated a candidate to withdraw and support another instead. This ensured that Gould received enough nominations to ensure a contest between him and Smith, and that
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Christine Shawcroft or Mark Seddon, were stopped at all costs. Party workers were tasked with personal lobbying for the leadership's preferred choice, or were even told to chase up certain postal votes but not others."
434:"From the day Kinnock became leader he made it clear that membership of the left wing Campaign Group of Labour MPs would be a bar to promotion within the PLP. He also made it clear that public repudiation of the group would be amply and swiftly rewarded.
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was one of those who nominated Corbyn despite disagreeing with him, and later described herself as a "moron" for doing so. Immediately following his success in getting on the ballot Corbyn attended a protest against the treatment of women detained at
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issues like asylum, deportations, international trade union and human rights, campaigns for those killed or injured at work, safety of vulnerable workers, including sex workers, cuts in legal aid and English for speakers of other languages funding.
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wars where Western countries declare war on Third World countries, allegedly for reasons of international law but in reality for an unjust economic order and against people attempting to claim their right to self-determination – like the Kurds.
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in total number of first preference votes cast (35,259 individual first preferences for Abbott compared to 28,772 for Burnham and 34,489 for Balls), Abbott was eliminated in the first round of voting, as she received fewer votes from MPs, and
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resisted until 10 months after the start of the strike. Members of the Socialist Campaign Group also led a "direct action protest" in the House of Commons by refusing to sit down in order to force a debate on the strike.
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in invading Iraq. Although Blair was able to win these votes with the support of Conservative MPs, 139 Labour MPs voted against his plans for war, one of the largest rebellions ever seen in the Commons.
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to have sought to fix the results, by increasing the fee for becoming a registered supporter from £3 to £25 and excluding from voting the 130,000 new members who had joined in the previous 6 months.
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was the monthly magazine of the Campaign Group. The paper published articles by Campaign Group MPs alongside left wing Labour Party activists and trade unionists. Issues regularly covered included:
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should stand against Kinnock in a leadership election, although Benn himself was reluctant to run. The decision to run led to a number of MPs leaving the Campaign Group including
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years, described it as "the only bolt-hole of real political thought that I found throughout my parliamentary years ... they were the MPs you would always find on
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experience, Robert Wilde Robert Wilde is a historian with a focus on early medieval Europe who has 15 years of freelance writing.
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and the transformation of society. At a meeting of the Campaign Group following this election defeat, it was agreed that
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newspaper "I am here today because thousands of people who elected me just cannot afford to pay."
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4063:"The BBC's obsession with balance took Labour off-air during the referendum campaign"
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Patrick Seyd, The Rise and Fall of the Labour Left (1987), p. 223. London: Macmillan.
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in another landslide victory, increasing his share of the vote from 59.5% to 61.8%.
688:, (who had been in the Socialist Campaign Group until he stood down as an MP at the
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residents all opposing the levy on grounds other than inability to pay. He told
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4037:"Did Jeremy Corbyn really give 122 speeches during the EU referendum campaign?"
1429:
secured the required nominations to run against him. Corbyn's opponents in the
573:
reportedly described wanting the parliamentary left to become "a sealed tomb".
491:. Socialist Campaign Group MPs made up a significant number of these including
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4171:"Labour MPs prepare for leadership contest after Corbyn loses confidence vote"
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1470:, the Socialist Campaign Group reformed for 2019–2024. Campaign Group members
1426:
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investment and a higher minimum wage. On 12 September 2015 Corbyn was elected
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in their unsuccessful bids for the leadership and deputy leadership in 1983.
780:
John McDonnell, then Chair of the Socialist Campaign Group, from a letter to
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47 Labour MPs voted against the proposals including Campaign Group members
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723:
launched Labour Against The War to coordinate parliamentary opposition to
545:
Jeremy Corbyn, member of the Socialist Campaign Group, interviewed in 2011
4255:"Corbyn re-elected as Labour leader with bigger landslide than last year"
2231:(suspended 2024 and made ineligible to stand as a Labour Party candidate)
1976:
1738:
1674:
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MPs; this was reformed to allow all Members of Parliament to be members.
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In January 2020, the Socialist Campaign Group was reformed. It supported
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4289:
3164:
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656:
The Anti Iraq War march organised by the Stop The War Coalition in 2003
261:
3131:"Where the Socialist Campaign Group should go next for a unified left"
2244:
resigned the Labour Party whip and defected to the Liberal Democrats.
265:
Tony Benn, one of the founding members of the Socialist Campaign Group
3044:
3042:
3040:
1152:, a member of the Campaign Group, sought nominations to run against
1001:
to stand aside so as to avoid a contest. Rules introduced following
4223:
4221:
2529:(2011), p. 136. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
1092:
won the electoral college vote against Gould with 91% of the vote.
4674:
Another World Is Possible: A Manifesto for 21st Century Socialism.
3180:""Winning the Future": Socialist Campaign Group launches pamphlet"
1582:, internal Labour Party democracy and elections, reports from the
1545:
1451:
1260:
1181:
1173:
Another World Is Possible: A Manifesto for 21st Century Socialism.
1125:
1009:, the favourite, regarded as being "from the right" of the party,
651:
648:
Opposition to the Iraq War and founding the Stop the War Coalition
463:
260:
4532:
4506:
4137:"Labour crisis: how the coup against Jeremy Corbyn gathered pace"
2806:
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2802:
2049:(lost seat 2010, returned to Parliament in 2017, lost seat 2019)
1338:
and against the 13-year detention by the US of British resident
665:
7247:
6981:
6771:
6182:
5186:
5017:
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4973:
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4169:
Asthana, Anushka; Syal, Rajeev; Elgot, Jessica (28 June 2016).
4555:
Defeat from the Jaws of Victory: Inside Kinnock's Labour Party
2943:
2596:
Defeat from the jaws of victory: inside Kinnock's Labour Party
2139:(expelled in 1991 for his membership of the Militant tendency)
330:(24 April 1983) gave the membership of the Campaign Group as:
2834:"The wilderness years: how Labour's left survived to conquer"
2540:
Fightback!: Labour's Traditional Right in the 1970s and 1980s
495:, who gave his full support to the campaign and spoke at the
4003:"Labour leadership: Jeremy Corbyn elected with huge mandate"
2919:"CHILD BENEFIT FOR LONE PARENTS (Hansard, 10 December 1997)"
2893:"Lone parents' benefit cut: What makes Harriet Harman tick?"
2113:(expelled in 1991 after he was convicted of criminal damage)
1456:
Long-Bailey during a leadership election hustings in Bristol
4333:"Richard Burgon MP will stand to be Labour's deputy leader"
2106:
The following members were expelled from the Labour Party:
2359:(joined the government, but remained a member until 2000)
2566:
Encyclopedia of British and Irish Political Organization
2377:(joined the front bench in 2016, whip suspended in 2017)
2119:(expelled in 2000 for running as an independent for the
5064:
History of the socialist movement in the United Kingdom
3857:
The Candidate: Jeremy Corbyn's Improbable Path to Power
3717:
Mulholland, Hélène; reporter, political (9 June 2010).
3578:
The Candidate: Jeremy Corbyn's Improbable Path to Power
2772:
Benn, Tony (April 1991). "The defeat of the poll tax".
2542:(2005), p. 21. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
1023:
sought nominations as the Campaign Group candidate for
554:, 7% of Labour MPs were members of the Campaign Group.
3719:"Diane Abbott makes it on to Labour leadership ballot"
3124:
3122:
1658:
The following died while still serving in Parliament:
3683:
Mulholland, Hélène; Stratton, Allegra (9 June 2010).
3659:"A World to Win | Review | Books | Beyond New Labour"
2966:
2964:
2868:"Blair's Coup d'Etat or Why the PLP is so right wing"
2704:"The Poll Tax: The battle that brought down Thatcher"
2012:
These members lost their seats in general elections:
30:"Campaign Group" redirects here. For other uses, see
2145:(expelled in 2000 for running as an independent for
301:" supportive of Foot's leadership and a dissenting "
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4659:
Protest and Power: The Battle for the Labour Party.
3531:"Blair can be beaten: Most left MPs back Beckett".
2642:. London: PlutoPress. pp. 180, 194, 204, 211.
1550:
Socialist Campaign Group News front page March 1990
151:
139:
121:
111:
103:
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81:
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3363:Protest and power: the battle for the Labour Party
7126:Labour Friends of Palestine & the Middle East
6944:Trade Union and Labour Party Liaison Organisation
1641:Before 2017, the Campaign Group was only open to
426:was hostile to the Campaign Group. He pursued a "
7271:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
4135:Mason, Rowena; Asthana, Anushka (26 June 2016).
4092:Centre for Research in Communication and Culture
4088:"Media coverage of the EU Referendum (report 5)"
3487:"How they stitched up the leadership election".
3468:"How they stitched up the leadership election".
2564:Peter Barberis, John McHugh and Mike Tyldesley,
2037:(lost seat 2005, returned to Parliament in 2010)
2019:(lost seat 1983, returned to Parliament in 1984)
540:donate to the Greenham Women. Which we duly did!
249:. The Campaign Group maintains close links with
7189:Socialist Environment and Resources Association
4390:"The Aims and Objectives of the Labour Party".
3925:"Corbyn sets up clash with Cameron over Europe"
2665:"The Tax That Helped Destroy Margaret Thatcher"
2178:The following members were deselected by their
1553:
1497:
1063:
1041:
964:Labour's electoral college was weighted 40% to
772:
537:
527:
432:
7001:Organisations associated with the Labour Party
4361:"Keir Starmer wins Labour leadership election"
3811:"Leadership – MPs and MEPs | The Labour Party"
997:, and tried to persuade candidates other than
7330:Socialist organisations in the United Kingdom
4989:
4722:
4702:Socialist Campaign Group News website archive
4529:"Socialist Campaign Group News: October 2008"
4280:Socialist Campaign Group (22 January 2020).
3838:"THE COLLINS REVIEW INTO LABOUR PARTY REFORM"
3570:
3568:
3566:
3564:
2025:(lost seat 1983, returned to Parliament 1987)
468:Protestors at the anti-poll tax march in 1990
8:
7161:National Union of Labour and Socialist Clubs
2129:(expelled in 1991 for his membership of the
1440:On 24 September 2016, Corbyn was re-elected
715:, over a million people marched against the
577:, a member of the Campaign Group during the
275:1981 Labour Party deputy leadership election
2688:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
1171:published his manifesto as a book entitled
993:resigned just three days after he lost his
708:, who became the convenor of Stop the War.
217:The group was formed in 1982 following the
214:withdrawn or been expelled from the party.
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2728:McDermott, Josephine (15 September 2015).
1462:2020 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
1372:2016 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
1271:2015 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
1192:2010 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
1136:2007 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
1088:described this change as "unprecedented".
913:1988 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
887:1983 Labour Party leadership election (UK)
497:200,000 strong anti-Poll Tax demonstration
38:
7310:1982 establishments in the United Kingdom
6890:Directly elected city mayoral authorities
4596:(1999), p. 186. London: Psychology Press.
4583:(1999), p. 649. London: Psychology Press.
3955:"Beckett: I was moron to nominate Corbyn"
520:have identified the campaign against the
4696:Socialist Campaign Group website to 2022
4394:. No. 20. February 1988. p. 6.
1148:, then Chair of the Campaign Group, and
589:Opposition to single parent benefit cuts
419:During Kinnock's leadership of the Party
6499:Shadow Cabinet elections and reshuffles
4553:Richard Heffernan & Mike Marqusee,
4115:"Corbyn office 'sabotaged' EU campaign"
3291:"General Election Results 11 June 1987"
3157:"Socialist Campaign Group has reformed"
3081:. Press Association. 16 December 2005.
2518:
418:
308:The Campaign Group would go on to back
7141:Labour Representation Committee (2004)
4204:"Shadow cabinet: Who's in, who's out?"
3386:
2681:
2527:Michael Foot and the Labour Leadership
599:Secretary of State for Social Security
293:led a number of Labour MPs to support
237:Benn-supporting MPs to split from the
219:1981 Labour deputy leadership election
27:Left-wing grouping within Labour Party
4608:
4606:
4604:
4602:
4405:"The Kurds and the new world order".
4385:
4383:
3896:The Fall and Rise of the British Left
3526:
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3463:
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3459:
3442:"1992: Labour's Neil Kinnock resigns"
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2279:for the Labour leadership that year:
1401:and the parliamentary party passed a
1102:1994 Labour Party leadership election
986:1992 Labour Party leadership election
819:2020 Labour Party leadership election
305:" organised principally around Benn.
7:
7111:Labour Campaign for Electoral Reform
6961:Labour – Federation of Labour Groups
3535:. No. 91. July 1994. p. 1.
3178:Chappell, Elliot (26 October 2020).
2752:"Thatcher's poll tax miscalculation"
2589:
2587:
2579:The Rise and Fall of the Labour Left
2568:(200), p. 931. London: A&C Black
2553:The Rise and Fall of the Labour Left
1289:(who became chair of his campaign),
7069:Campaign for Labour Party Democracy
5136:The longest suicide note in history
5069:European Parliamentary Labour Party
4557:(1992), pp. 124–125. London: Verso.
4331:Binding, Lucia (31 December 2019).
4001:Mason, Rowena (12 September 2015).
3637:"Brown rival needs more supporters"
3615:"Left rivals unite to target Brown"
3507:"A quick guide to Labour's leaders"
3332:. London: Tauris Academic Studies.
3129:Russell-Moyle, Lloyd (4 May 2020).
3109:"Campaign Group's popular policies"
3050:"Education in England – Chapter 17"
2502:Campaign for Labour Party Democracy
1609:As of 2008 the editorial board was
664:was founded in the weeks following
316:in their unsuccessful bids for the
4479:. 8 September 2008. Archived from
4229:"Corbyn opponents try to fix vote"
4113:Kuenssberg, Laura (26 June 2016).
3893:Murray, Andrew (22 October 2019).
3860:(2nd ed.). OR Books. p.
3581:(2nd ed.). OR Books. p.
2944:"The Times & The Sunday Times"
2581:(1987), p. 222. London: Macmillan.
2555:(1987), p. 223. London: Macmillan.
1118:, who went on to win the contest.
25:
7184:Socialist Educational Association
6184:Internal elections and selections
5104:Campaign for Democratic Socialism
4676:Labour Representation Committee.
4303:Morrison, Sean (6 January 2020).
3410:Faces of labour: the inside story
3238:Russell, William (13 June 1983).
3155:@socialistcam (22 January 2020).
2832:Beckett, Andy (3 November 2017).
2812:"What became of the Labour left?"
2793:"What's left of the Labour left?"
2750:Higham, Nick (30 December 2016).
2598:. Marqusee, Mike. London: Verso.
487:Only 15 Labour MPs supported the
233:'s campaign, leading a number of
7033:Labour Campaign for Trans Rights
6881:Labour Party in Northern Ireland
4505:. 9 October 1999. Archived from
4503:"Only the liberals gain from PR"
3931:. 17 August 2015. Archived from
3813:. 1 January 2011. Archived from
3107:McDonnell, John (23 July 2007).
2481:
2467:
2453:
2149:; later readmitted to the party)
1017:, the Campaign Group candidate.
921:moved the Labour party to adopt
51:
7101:Centre-Left Grassroots Alliance
5084:Labour Representation Committee
4594:The Almanac of British Politics
4581:The Almanac of British Politics
4531:. 16 March 2010. Archived from
4477:"Socialist Campaign Group News"
4035:Smith, Mikey (12 August 2016).
3854:Nunns, Alex (30 January 2018).
3575:Nunns, Alex (30 January 2018).
3075:"School reform rebellion grows"
3023:"Anti-war rally makes its mark"
2866:syzygysue (16 September 2015).
1566:First published in March 1986,
1209:'s run for Leadership in 2015.
1048:Livingstone and Grant but also
6837:Chief Whip of the Labour Party
4592:Robert Waller, Byron Criddle,
4579:Robert Waller, Byron Criddle,
4570:(1996), p. 224. London: Verso.
4433:Oxford Doctorate of Philosophy
4359:Mason, Rowena (4 April 2020).
4061:Taylor, Ros (10 August 2016).
3361:Kogan, David. (18 June 2019).
3240:"Race is on for Labour leader"
2383:(elected party leader in 2015)
1381:4. Analysis from academics at
247:leadership of the Labour Party
166:Politics of the United Kingdom
1:
7171:Revolutionary Communist Party
4644:A Party With Socialists In It
4461:"Various articles, 1988–95".
4407:Socialist Campaign Group News
3489:Socialist Campaign Group News
3470:Socialist Campaign Group News
2774:Socialist Campaign Group News
2730:"Jeremy Corbyn and Islington"
2640:A Party With Socialists In It
2341:(joined the front bench 1992)
2335:(joined the front bench 1989)
2329:(joined the front bench 1987)
2323:(joined the front bench 1983)
2317:(joined the front bench 1983)
2008:Lost seat in general election
1568:Socialist Campaign Group News
1536:a means of securing justice."
1013:, from the "centre-left" and
972:(CLPs) and 30% to MPs in the
7266:Party of European Socialists
7179:Socialist Health Association
6806:National Executive Committee
5094:National Labour Organisation
5074:Scottish Labour Party (1888)
3547:"1994: Labour chooses Blair"
2594:Heffernan, Richard. (1992).
2365:(joined the government 2006)
2353:(joined the government 1997)
2347:(joined the government 1997)
1584:National Executive Committee
1431:National Executive Committee
620:, Tony Benn, Jeremy Corbyn,
273:, about whom to back in the
6346:Deputy Leadership elections
6163:* = wartime, in opposition
5059:General election manifestos
5037:History of the Labour Party
2507:Labour Party Black Sections
2180:Constituency Labour Parties
1586:, proposed resolutions for
1336:Yarls Wood Detention Centre
1164:becoming leader unopposed.
970:Constituency Labour Parties
891:The Campaign Group backed
837:Labour leadership elections
736:Opposition to academisation
534:During the New Labour years
190:, also simply known as the
7351:
7325:Labour Party (UK) factions
7136:Labour Party Irish Society
6832:Parliamentary Labour Party
3784:Phil (26 September 2010).
3328:Heppell, Timothy. (2010).
3001:Socialist Worker (Britain)
2997:"Building to stop the war"
2163:standing as an independent
1459:
1442:Leader of the Labour Party
1425:Corbyn refused to resign.
1394:Parliamentary Labour Party
1369:
1352:Leader of the Labour Party
1268:
1189:
1133:
1099:
1084:were kept off the ballot.
983:
974:Parliamentary Labour Party
917:During his time as Leader
910:
884:
29:
7254:
7243:
7174:Formerly Socialist Appeal
6988:
6977:
6913:Constituency Labour Party
6778:
6767:
6189:
6178:
6161:
5193:
5182:
5024:
5013:
2275:'s decision to challenge
1592:socialist economic policy
1281:having stood previously,
1167:As part of his campaign,
499:in Trafalgar Square, and
161:
50:
7335:Socialist Campaign Group
7194:Socialist Campaign Group
7121:Labour Friends of Israel
6983:Associated organisations
5099:Labour Independent Group
5089:Gladstone–MacDonald pact
5079:Independent Labour Party
4934:Yorkshire and the Humber
4739:Socialist Campaign Group
4672:McDonnell, John (2007).
3218:Socialist Campaign Group
1956:Constituencies abolished
1596:disabled people's rights
1448:2020 leadership election
1366:2016 leadership election
1257:2015 leadership election
1178:2010 leadership election
1122:2007 leadership election
1096:1994 leadership election
980:1992 leadership election
907:1988 leadership election
881:1983 leadership election
489:Anti Poll Tax Federation
414:Activities and campaigns
188:Socialist Campaign Group
44:Socialist Campaign Group
7281:Socialist International
7199:Socialist Youth Network
6939:Affiliated trade unions
6855:Labour Party Conference
5791:Scottish Labour Leaders
3899:. Verso Books. p.
3755:. Biteback Publishing.
3408:McSmith, Andy. (1997).
3054:educationengland.org.uk
1588:Labour Party Conference
1383:Loughborough University
995:second general election
474:Conservative Government
196:UK parliamentary caucus
141:Political position
7146:Labour Women's Network
7106:Jewish Labour Movement
7074:Christians on the Left
4646:. London: PlutoPress.
4642:Hannah, Simon (2018).
3977:"The Corbyn Manifesto"
2638:Hannah, Simon (2018).
2161:(expelled in 2024 for
1564:
1551:
1539:
1457:
1360:first-preference votes
1266:
1187:
1131:
1073:
1062:
787:
727:'s decision to follow
662:Stop the War Coalition
657:
548:
531:
469:
460:Anti-poll tax campaign
449:1984–85 miners' strike
443:1984–85 miners' strike
440:
281:decision to challenge
266:
245:would contest for the
7320:Groups of British MPs
6934:National Policy Forum
5124:Limehouse Declaration
4657:Kogan, David (2019).
3836:Ray, Collins (2014).
3751:Prince, Rosa (2018).
2525:Andrew Scott Crines,
2489:United Kingdom portal
2167:2024 general election
1549:
1468:2019 general election
1455:
1403:vote of no confidence
1264:
1212:Despite beating both
1185:
1129:
927:1987 general election
750:Deputy Prime Minister
690:2001 General Election
655:
552:1997 General Election
467:
442:
264:
204:Members of Parliament
7315:Democratic socialism
7276:Progressive Alliance
7023:Labour International
6918:Labour International
6506:Sep 1931 (Henderson)
6194:Leadership elections
5681:Leaders in the Lords
4424:Young, Ross (2011).
3790:All That Is Solid ..
3786:"After Diane Abbott"
2972:"About Stop the War"
1901:Bob Marshall-Andrews
1580:liberation struggles
719:. Campaign Group MP
152:National affiliation
131:Democratic socialism
116:Tribune Group of MPs
7204:Socialist societies
7166:Progressive Britain
7131:Labour Growth Group
6949:Labour Co-operative
5460:General Secretaries
5166:Chakrabarti Inquiry
4893:Rebecca Long-Bailey
4661:Bloomsbury Reader.
4483:on 8 September 2008
4463:Campaign Group News
4392:Campaign Group News
4261:. 24 September 2016
3533:Campaign Group News
3509:. 23 September 2016
2442:(resigned by 2024).
2436:(resigned by 2024).
2430:(resigned by 2024).
2424:(resigned by 2024).
2229:Lloyd Russell-Moyle
2121:Scottish Parliament
1542:Campaign Group News
1472:Rebecca Long-Bailey
1411:Rebecca Long-Bailey
821:, which was won by
803:Rebecca Long-Bailey
790:Reform 2019–present
784:, published in 2007
569:Blair's strategist
472:In 1989, the third
7213:Media publications
6954:Co-operative Party
6741:May 2021 (Starmer)
6736:June 2016 (Corbyn)
4879:North West England
4839:North East England
4465:. No. 20–100.
4450:on 29 August 2019.
3244:The Glasgow Herald
3025:. 19 February 2003
1604:Conservative Party
1572:women's liberation
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1387:Conservative Party
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742:Blair's government
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5131:Militant tendency
5054:Electoral history
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4828:Bell Ribeiro-Addy
4813:Marsha de Cordova
4509:on 9 October 1999
3935:on 1 January 2016
3910:978-1-78873-515-5
3871:978-1-68219-105-7
3817:on 1 January 2011
3592:978-1-68219-105-7
3412:. London: Verso.
3266:"BBC Politics 97"
2923:api.parliament.uk
2899:. 2 December 1997
2795:. Total Politics.
2225:(deselected 2022)
2219:(deselected 2009)
2213:(deselected 2008)
2207:(deselected 2007)
2201:(deselected 1992)
2195:(deselected 1987)
2189:(deselected 1987)
2131:Militant tendency
1625:, Anni Marjoram,
1356:landslide victory
966:affiliated unions
931:Margaret Thatcher
925:politics. In the
831:COVID-19 pandemic
518:Labour historians
478:Margaret Thatcher
322:deputy leadership
221:when a number of
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6581:1956 (Gaitskell)
6458:Margaret Beckett
6356:Herbert Morrison
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2095:Chris Williamson
2091:(lost seat 2019)
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1883:Bill Etherington
1623:Jeremy Corbyn MP
1600:Northern Ireland
1578:, international
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1433:were alleged by
1358:, with 59.5% of
1346:without charge.
1331:Margaret Beckett
1108:Margaret Beckett
1086:Margaret Beckett
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1865:Michael Clapham
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