2007 Labour Party leadership election (UK)

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leader the following week, following which he expected a campaign of about seven weeks. He also announced his support for Brown to succeed him as Labour leader and prime minister. On 3 May, the day after Blair and Brown's tenth anniversary as prime minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer, elections were held for

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John Reid of "fanning up" the previous week's debate over possible introduction of new stop and search powers for police, saying "I don't believe in macho posturing on law and order and terrorism". Harriet Harman said that she felt the law needed changing to ensure that the government was informed if

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the following day, he claimed that he could get a sufficient number of nominations to stand for the Labour leadership, but that the Labour Party did not "have the appetite" for such a contest. John Reid and John Hutton also announced their support for Brown, Reid going on to announce that he would be

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announced that he was also seeking nominations from MPs and was considering standing. On 22 February he became the third Labour MP to announce his intention to stand for the leadership, although critics in the media expressed doubt over the extent of backbench support for either challenger at this

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agreed that whichever had fewer supporters the day after Blair resigned as Labour leader would step aside, to allow the other a stronger chance to secure the support of the 45 MPs necessary to qualify for the ballot paper. On 1 May, Blair announced that he would announce his resignation as Labour

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In January 2007, Brown outlined a number of his potential policies for Britain, mentioning citizen responsibility, education, efforts to solve problems in Africa and "a new style of politics" as his priorities. On 17 January, he spoke of "a new world order" while on a tour of India, and announced

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announced that he would stand down as deputy prime minister on the same day and that he had written to the NEC to announce his resignation as party Deputy Leader. Labour's NEC met on 13 May to finalise a timetable for the handover, confirming that Blair would remain leader until a new leader was

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on 30 May, Deputy Leadership candidates were split on the question of whether there should be all-ethnic minority shortlists; Hazel Blears, Jon Cruddas and Peter Hain all backed the idea, to increase numbers of Black and Asian MPs. Alan Johnson said that shortlists could reflect a need for more

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34. On 16 May, John McDonnell alleged that many of Brown's supporters were using wrecking tactics to ensure that the decision did not proceed to a ballot. Later that day, Brown secured 308 nominations, to John McDonnell's 29; although nominations were to be open for another day there were

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and wait to be declared leader by the NEC. At this stage, John McDonnell conceded defeat. In the Deputy Leadership Race, Jon Cruddas and Hilary Benn secured the required nominations. Nominations closed on 17 May, with Brown having secured 313 nominations compared to John McDonnell's 29.

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did not, but later softened his position with praise for Brown, also saying that the Labour Party didn't have the appetite for a contest. He indicated that he would like to serve in a future Labour Cabinet; however, he was not offered any position, and went on to lose his seat in the

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as possible candidates was almost constant, although the former consistently denied any ambition to stand and the latter three refused to make a decision until there was a vacancy, ultimately declining in the week before Blair requested the NEC to find a successor.

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Informal campaigning had been ongoing ever since Blair announced in 2004 that he would not be fighting a fourth general election as leader. Pressure for a timetable eventually led him to announce on 7 September 2006 that he would step down within a year. Labour's

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to succeed him, and that Brown "would make an excellent Prime Minister". When nominations for the leadership elections opened, Blair was one of those nominating Brown. From the start, most observers considered Brown the overwhelming favourite to succeed Blair;

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signed a letter asking Blair to resign, accompanied by press reports alleging that up to 80 MPs were willing to sign. Later, senior party members stated that Tony Blair would not be prime minister at the next Labour Party conference and on 6 September,

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casually declined to run for the leadership after reports that someone had placed a £500 bet on his winning. On 20 March, the Labour Party NEC met to decide on rules for the upcoming leadership elections. On 13 April, Brown met US President

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Youth husting (for people under the age of 27 years) on 10 June, Gordon Brown said that Labour must modernise and reform again to further involve young people in decision making, including the use of online facilities such as

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to deport illegal immigrants and national campaigns by many political parties and think-tanks saying that the United Kingdom was being overrun by immigrants. Worries over the potential increase of support for the far-right

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for the first time, in a reportedly amicable discussion. On 15 April he encouraged rivals to "bring it on", in response to numerous reports suggesting that he would face three or four contenders for the leadership.

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reported that 217 MPs had already signed up to back Gordon Brown's leadership. There were also reports that even among the undecided, many were keen to prevent the progress of Michael Meacher and John McDonnell.

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had only 27 nominations; still well short of the 45 required. In the Deputy Leadership Race, Harriet Harman, Hazel Blears, Peter Hain and Alan Johnson all had more than the minimum required nominations, with

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with a significantly decreased majority of 66 seats; with Blair pledging to serve another full term. The Labour Party and Blair himself subsequently experienced a surge in popularity at the time of

1375:) both announced that they had more than the minimum necessary number of nominations to appear on the Ballot paper for the Deputy Leadership Election, claiming 47 and 44 nominations respectively. 3782: 1810:, had said he would not reveal whether he would stand or not until there was a vacancy, but on 6 May announced he would be voting for Brown and had decided to leave the Cabinet along with Blair. 1423:, pledged to merge Old Labour and New Labour into what he calls Real Labour, and to "save the Labour government from itself". He was hoping to get the backing of all those who had been backing 1310:". Blair ignored Cameron's taunts regarding the possible chaos caused by interim arrangements for election of a new Labour leader and the upcoming resignation of John Reid from the government. 6345: 1437:, was a candidate but withdrew after failing to get enough nominations. On 27 April 2007, he and McDonnell announced that whichever of them had the support of fewer Labour MPs at the point of 438: 6730: 1797: 1539:

On 6 June 2007, ballot papers were sent out to Labour MPs, Labour MEPs, Labour Party members and members of affiliated unions for the position of Deputy Leader of the Labour Party. At the

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elected, and giving any potential candidates three active Parliament days in which to submit their papers. Brown, Michael Meacher and John McDonnell held a joint policy debate in London.

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were the only candidates as the election process began with the nominations round. In order to secure a place on the ballot paper, candidates needed to submit their nominations to the

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declared that he would not be a candidate in the Labour leadership election, since he did not have enough MPs support to get onto the ballot paper, going on to say he would be backing

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ethnic minority MPs, but that he was not sure that all-minority shortlists were the answer, and Hilary Benn said that he was not persuaded of the case for such shortlists either.

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The Deputy Leadership Ballot closed at 17:00 UTC+1 on 22 June. Brown was declared Leader of the Labour Party at a special conference on 24 June 2007, while in an election on the

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MPs (45 Labour MPs, including the candidate themselves). Brown, the only successfully nominated candidate, was declared leader at a special Labour conference on 24 June 2007.

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campaign saw many Labour backbenchers and activists begin to demand a timetable from Blair for his departure, with many suggesting that it should be sooner rather than later.

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and former transport minister, had repeatedly threatened to stand as a stalking horse candidate against Blair from 2005 onwards; however, she backed Brown for the leadership.

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reported that many of Blair's closest allies were eager to unite the Blair and Brown camps and prevent any challenge to Gordon Brown from dividing the party. The next day,

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stated that he expected the Prime Minister to announce a timetable for his departure in May 2007 and Blair announced that the September 2006 Labour Party Conference and

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reported that the Brown camp were working on the assumption that Blair would announce the candidacy open on 9 May 2007, the day after power-sharing was due to start in

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Labour Party that he would stand down as prime minister on 27 June 2007, and that he would be requesting Labour's NEC to seek a new party leader. Shortly afterwards,

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As nominations opened on 15 May 2007, it became clear that Brown was well past the minimum requirement of nominations, with the support of around 282 MPs, while

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Speculation over the timing of Blair's resignation had been amplified by a variety of politicians and newspapers making their own predictions. On 21 April,

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changed his position towards Brown, praising him publicly and denying that he was poised to challenge for the Labour leadership. In an interview with

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terrorist suspects en route to other countries faced the possibility of torture on arrival, and Jon Cruddas focused heavily on allegations of

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on many issues, and that it was a matter of them sitting down together to compare how many votes they had and decide a way forward. On 14 May

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claimed that support for his leadership challenge had grown to within striking distance of the necessary backing. Michael Meacher, former

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The election process concluded with Brown being declared leader at a special conference on 24 June 2007. On 27 June, Blair resigned as

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became the first Labour MP to announce an intention to stand for the leadership when Blair resigned. On 5 September 2006, 17 Labour

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delayed a decision over which one should run, describing their respective levels of support as "too close to call". Interviewed by

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in July 2005, but by the Spring of 2006, were facing significant difficulties; most notably with scandals over failures by the

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as caught between "what they think they should say" and "what they really believe". He accused them of being obsessed with

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insufficient undeclared MPs remaining for anyone except Gordon Brown to be on the ballot, meaning he need only attend

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If Brown had been opposed, Labour Party members would for the first time have directly elected a new prime minister.

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on 25 September, Brown announced his candidacy for the leadership, while three days later at the same conference

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On 9 May, in the last Prime Minister's Questions before Blair announced the vacancy for the Labour leadership,

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ruled out standing for the Labour leadership on 11 May 2007, but previously had refused to rule it out.

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to get a left-wing candidate onto the ballot paper, though the possibility of this was still in doubt.

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made no comment on the issue, except to say that there needed to be more MPs from ethnic minorities.

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announced that he would stand down when Blair resigned as prime minister. During the debate on

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On 23 September, John Hutton became the first serving Cabinet Minister to say that

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stepping down as Home Secretary upon the departure of Blair and Prescott.

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declared that he would not be a candidate for the Labour leadership or

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on 12 September by members calling for him to resign immediately.

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British Labour Party leadership election to replace Tony Blair

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Timeline of the 2007 Labour Party leadership election

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2736:"Brown shows his hand to stifle challenge from left" 2174:"Brown shows his hand to stifle challenge from left" 1093:, one of the MPs who signed the letter, resigned as 7534: 7498: 7452: 7402: 7376: 7338: 7305: 7254: 7154: 7072: 7021: 6960: 6932: 6906: 6805: 6712: 6696: 6603: 6557: 6401: 6355: 6337: 6271: 6250: 6234: 6208: 6192: 6169: 6143: 6127: 5843: 5690: 5538: 5421: 5246: 5133: 5023: 4913: 4802: 4697: 4542: 4391: 4373: 3998:"Blair backs Brown as chancellor launches campaign" 3783:"Clarke rules out leadership with praise for Brown" 3425:"Brown trying to prevent contest, claims McDonnell" 3180:"Brown trying to prevent contest, claims McDonnell" 2824:"Clarke rules out leadership with praise for Brown" 2203:"Blair backs Brown as chancellor launches campaign" 4028: 3748: 6471:Labour Friends of Palestine & the Middle East 6289:Trade Union and Labour Party Liaison Organisation 1820:, announced on 25 March that he would be running 166:was triggered on 10 May 2007 by incumbent leader 6616:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats 3700:"Deputy leadership contest: the rules explained" 1849:, Gordon Brown was asked by The Queen to form a 1711:Secretary of State for International Development 127: 6534:Socialist Environment and Resources Association 3069:"Hain and Harman claim places on deputy ballot" 2703:"Blairites: Clarke challenge could split party" 180:a concurrent election for the deputy leadership 6346:Organisations associated with the Labour Party 7230: 6757: 6660: 4334: 2701:Brown, Colin; Grice, Andrew (20 April 2007). 2496:"Of course I will stay till June, says Blair" 1061: 682: 8: 7582:Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime 6506:National Union of Labour and Socialist Clubs 3996:Deborah Summers and agencies (11 May 2007). 2201:Deborah Summers and agencies (11 May 2007). 1875:2007 Labour Party deputy leadership election 1543:husting on 9 June 2007, Brown described the 32: 4030:"Labour slump may spark Miliband challenge" 1500:on 20 May, Brown was heckled regarding the 7237: 7223: 7215: 6875:Post neoclassical endogenous growth theory 6764: 6750: 6742: 6667: 6653: 6645: 6600: 6589: 6334: 6323: 6124: 6113: 5535: 5524: 4539: 4528: 4370: 4359: 4341: 4327: 4319: 1618: 1409:, long the favourite candidate to succeed 1314:Blair asks Labour NEC to seek a new leader 1068: 1054: 793: 689: 675: 214: 31: 18:2007 Labour Party (UK) leadership election 7674:2007 political party leadership elections 6235:Directly elected city mayoral authorities 3513:"Labour leadership, close of nominations" 3097:"Labour leadership, close of nominations" 1837:Transition to Prime Minister Gordon Brown 1824:'s leadership campaign. He was appointed 1306:described the Labour government as "like 49:10 May – 24 June 2007 2983:"Campaigning Brown offers vision of NHS" 1744:Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 1694:Suggested candidates who declined to run 725:said he would not seek a fourth term as 5844:Shadow Cabinet elections and reshuffles 1895: 1841:Tony Blair tendered his resignation as 1365:Secretary of State for Northern Ireland 796: 217: 7664:Labour Party (UK) leadership elections 6486:Labour Representation Committee (2004) 3937:"Johnson fuels leadership speculation" 3698:Hélène Mulholland (18 December 2006). 3258:from the original on 26 September 2007 1916:from the original on 28 September 2006 1857:, Brown opted to keep his new deputy, 1607:won the Deputy Leadership by 50.4% to 6677:2007 Labour Party leadership election 4194:from the original on 20 November 2020 4134:from the original on 19 November 2020 4008:from the original on 22 December 2007 3875:"Reid gives Brown clear run to No 10" 3842:"Will Blair and Brown get their way?" 3819:from the original on 19 November 2020 3400:"McDonnell short for leadership race" 3380:from the original on 29 February 2008 3350:from the original on 20 November 2020 3278:"McDonnell short for leadership race" 3129:from the original on 19 November 2020 2858:"Reid gives Brown clear run to No 10" 2547:Hélène Mulholland (17 January 2007). 2224:"Reid and Clarke may challenge Brown" 2125:from the original on 20 November 2020 2092:from the original on 20 December 2008 2038:from the original on 20 November 2020 2008:from the original on 19 November 2020 1978:from the original on 17 November 2006 1435:Minister of State for the Environment 1275:English and Scottish Local Government 1213:Minister of State for the Environment 988:2014 Scottish independence referendum 706: 439:Military intervention in Sierra Leone 164:2007 Labour Party leadership election 33:2007 Labour Party leadership election 7: 7659:2007 elections in the United Kingdom 6784:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 6456:Labour Campaign for Electoral Reform 6306:Labour – Federation of Labour Groups 3947:from the original on 30 January 2019 2244:"Reid not ruling out leadership bid" 1880:2010 United Kingdom general election 1843:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 1766:. In autumn 2006, he was (alongside 918:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 483:Iraq and weapons of mass destruction 298:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom 6838:Sale of UK gold reserves, 1999–2002 6414:Campaign for Labour Party Democracy 4481:The longest suicide note in history 4414:European Parliamentary Labour Party 4244:"Brown unveils huge Cabinet revamp" 4214:"Straw to run Brown leadership bid" 4164:from the original on 31 August 2017 4104:from the original on 21 August 2019 4073:from the original on 28 August 2007 4063:"Beckett warns Miliband not to run" 3977:from the original on 2 October 2007 3887:from the original on 3 October 2012 3852:from the original on 21 August 2019 3809:"Clarke 'will not challenge Brown'" 3720:"City MP says he won't fight Brown" 3679:"Harman wins deputy leader contest" 3639:"Brown taunts Tories over grammars" 3370:"Brown 'faces McDonnell challenge'" 3320:from the original on 27 August 2007 3310:"Left rivals unite to target Brown" 3218:from the original on 21 August 2019 3208:"Labour MP launches leadership bid" 3149:"Brown 'humbled' by Labour backing" 2943:"Prescott to quit as deputy leader" 2838:"Clarke 'will not challenge Brown'" 2784:"Brown to be PM 'in weeks' – Blair" 2764:"Left rivals unite to target Brown" 2528:"I am not finished yet, says Blair" 2462:"Brown outlines vision for Britain" 2324:"I will quit within a year – Blair" 2284:"In full: MPs call for Blair to go" 2082:"Harman wins deputy leader contest" 1968:"I will quit within a year — Blair" 1734:subsequent general election in 2010 1507:At the Bradford husting on 27 May, 887:Sale of UK gold reserves, 1999–2002 4274:"Brown is UK's new prime minister" 4092:Tempest, Matthew (11 April 2007). 3907:"Johnson backing Brown for leader" 3659:"Brown says Labour must modernise" 3619:"Labour leader election timetable" 3579:"Brown warned on 'shadow' of Iraq" 3493:"Labour leader election timetable" 3453:"Brown will enter No 10 unopposed" 3423:Mulholland, Hélène (16 May 2007). 3178:Mulholland, Hélène (16 May 2007). 3119:"Brown sets out leadership vision" 2923:"Blair will stand down on 27 June" 2404:"Prescott tells Labour: I'm sorry" 2384:"Brown sets out leadership vision" 2364:"Hutton call to 'challenge' Brown" 2344:"Blair's 'brutal truth' to unions" 2028:"Blair will stand down on 27 June" 1998:"Labour leader election timetable" 1904:"Prescott tells Labour: I'm sorry" 1433:(withdrew on 14 May 2007), former 1318:On 10 May, Blair announced to the 25: 6529:Socialist Educational Association 5529:Internal elections and selections 4449:Campaign for Democratic Socialism 4254:from the original on 25 June 2018 4224:from the original on 26 July 2008 4124:"Miliband 'won't run for leader'" 4043:from the original on 29 July 2021 3763:from the original on 29 July 2021 3728:. 15 January 2007. Archived from 3599:"MP shortlists divide candidates" 3559:"Iraq decision was right – Brown" 3473:"Deputy hopefuls make their case" 3340:"Brown rivals delay bid decision" 3048:"Johnson doubts Brown challenger" 3003:"Brown rivals delay bid decision" 2682:"Miliband promises to back Brown" 2660:Oonagh Blackman (16 April 2007). 2482:"Brown backs stronger India role" 2442:"Brown outlines patriotic vision" 2264:"PM gone within year, allies say" 1936:"Prescott quits as Deputy Leader" 1727:, had insisted he would stand if 1099:Parliamentary Private Secretaries 488:Saddam–al-Qaeda conspiracy theory 7631: 7630: 7563:New Labour, New Life for Britain 7199: 7198: 6378:Labour Campaign for Trans Rights 6226:Labour Party in Northern Ireland 4184:"Reid to quit as home secretary" 3917:from the original on 21 May 2008 3750:"Clarke ready to run for leader" 3159:from the original on 28 May 2019 2882:"Reid to quit as home secretary" 2252:. ananova.com. 20 November 2006. 1948:from the original on 2 June 2007 1764:Secretary of State for Education 1698:During the months leading up to 1041: 1035: 840:MP for Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath 801: 662: 656: 649: 314:New Labour, New Life for Britain 222: 83: 6446:Centre-Left Grassroots Alliance 4429:Labour Representation Committee 4154:"Reid's end-of-rally job pitch" 2734:Hencke, David (21 April 2007). 2172:Hencke, David (21 April 2007). 7547:Labour Co-ordinating Committee 7430:Chancellorship of Gordon Brown 6182:Chief Whip of the Labour Party 3967:"Labour leadership contenders" 2304:"In full: Resignation letters" 2222:George Jones (23 April 2007). 1830:Secretary of State for Justice 1818:Leader of the House of Commons 1575:. Hilary Benn was critical of 380:Chancellorship of Gordon Brown 1: 6516:Revolutionary Communist Party 3538:"Leadership Contest hustings" 3522:. 17 May 2007. Archived from 3408:. 15 May 2007. Archived from 3286:. 15 May 2007. Archived from 3103:. 17 May 2007. Archived from 3067:Hencke, David (10 May 2007). 2963:"Q&A: Blair's exit plans" 2903:"PMQs: The living dead clash" 2901:Assinder, Nick (9 May 2007). 2826:. Politics.co.uk. 3 May 2007. 1594:Guantanamo Bay detention camp 6828:Financial Services Authority 6611:Party of European Socialists 6524:Socialist Health Association 6151:National Executive Committee 4439:National Labour Organisation 4419:Scottish Labour Party (1888) 4027:Helm, Toby (22 March 2007). 3785:. 3 May 2007. Archived from 2866:. 6 May 2007. Archived from 2596:Colin Brown (2 March 2007). 1392:National Executive Committee 1157:2006 Labour Party Conference 877:Financial Services Authority 735:terrorist bombings of London 209:and was succeeded by Brown. 188:National Executive Committee 7437:Premiership of Gordon Brown 6865:We not only saved the world 6796:Chancellor of the Exchequer 5691:Deputy Leadership elections 5508:* = wartime, in opposition 4404:General election manifestos 4382:History of the Labour Party 3022:Oscar Reyes (11 May 2007). 1847:Chancellor of the Exchequer 1407:Chancellor of the Exchequer 1198:Chancellor of the Exchequer 1167:on 15 November, Blair said 857:Chancellor of the Exchequer 643:Institute for Global Change 605:2007 Sedgefield by-election 7690: 7575:Things Can Only Get Better 6790:Leader of the Labour Party 6481:Labour Party Irish Society 6177:Parliamentary Labour Party 2577:. 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Archived from 2569:"Left without direction" 1421:Socialist Campaign Group 1000:Courage: Eight Portraits 928:2007 leadership election 810:This article is part of 445:Second ministry and term 275:Leader of the Opposition 269:Beaconsfield by-election 231:This article is part of 7461:The Future of Socialism 7128:The Hunt for Tony Blair 7105:The Trial of Tony Blair 6626:Socialist International 6544:Socialist Youth Network 6284:Affiliated trade unions 6200:Labour Party Conference 5136:Scottish Labour Leaders 3252:Transnational Institute 3034:Transnational Institute 1279:the Scottish Parliament 1095:Junior Defence Minister 972:2009 European elections 967:Climate Change Act 2008 548:(May 2005 – June 2007) 546:Third ministry and term 447:(June 2001 – May 2005) 364:(May 1997 – June 2001) 362:First ministry and term 193:Blair said he expected 7569:New Labour, New Danger 6899: 6870:Not flash, just Gordon 6491:Labour Women's Network 6451:Jewish Labour Movement 6419:Christians on the Left 2112:"Queen and Government" 1754:Hampstead and Highgate 1615:Nominations and result 1513:Sheffield City Council 1496:At the husting at the 744:British National Party 721:On 30 September 2004, 132:Leader before election 7669:Uncontested elections 7100:(2001-2004 TV series) 7084:(1984-1996 TV series) 6898: 6279:National Policy Forum 4469:Limehouse Declaration 4160:. 28 September 2006. 3943:. 26 September 2006. 3732:on 28 September 2007. 3526:on 21 September 2007. 3125:. 26 September 2006. 3107:on 21 September 2007. 1912:. 28 September 2006. 1863:Deputy Prime Minister 1498:University of Warwick 1489:(49 nominations) and 1187:Campaigning commences 1146:Trades Union Congress 977:2010 general election 731:2005 general election 594:Leadership succession 478:2003 invasion of Iraq 424:Handover of Hong Kong 412:Good Friday Agreement 319:Ambitions for Britain 7608:Future Britain Group 7377:Leadership elections 7366:Post-election events 7046:The Change We Choose 6952:Post-election events 6621:Progressive Alliance 6368:Labour International 6263:Labour International 5851:Sep 1931 (Henderson) 5539:Leadership elections 5026:Leaders in the Lords 4302:Labour Party website 3848:. 6 September 2006. 3725:Norwich Evening News 2622:"Labour NEC Reports" 2412:. 28 September 2006. 2392:. 25 September 2006. 2372:. 23 September 2006. 2352:. 12 September 2006. 1974:. 7 September 2006. 1853:. Unlike Blair with 1778:Birmingham Selly Oak 1670:Hayes and Harlington 1014:The Change We Choose 948:Bank rescue packages 7516:Alexander Bernstein 6823:Five economic tests 6549:Socialist societies 6511:Progressive Britain 6476:Labour Growth Group 6294:Labour Co-operative 4805:General Secretaries 4511:Chakrabarti Inquiry 4036:The Daily Telegraph 3913:. 9 November 2006. 2430:. 15 November 2006. 2332:. 7 September 2006. 2312:. 6 September 2006. 2292:. 6 September 2006. 2272:. 6 September 2006. 2229:The Daily Telegraph 1194:UN Security Council 872:Five economic tests 748:2006 local election 600:Post–Prime Minister 498:Downing Street memo 280:Leadership election 34: 7557:Clause Four moment 7062:My Life, Our Times 6942:(Party leadership) 6900: 6558:Media publications 6299:Co-operative Party 6086:May 2021 (Starmer) 6081:June 2016 (Corbyn) 4308:"Blair succession" 3880:Scotland on Sunday 3290:on 17 October 2020 2863:Scotland on Sunday 2536:. 28 January 2007. 2484:. 17 January 2007. 2470:. 13 January 2007. 1485:(73 nominations), 1481:(51 nominations), 1477:(49 nominations), 1473:(65 nominations), 1283:the Welsh Assembly 1219:and its successor 1165:The Queen's Speech 1028:My Life, Our Times 473:War in Afghanistan 108:Popular vote 7646: 7645: 7618:Labour Party (UK) 7339:General elections 7277:Alastair Campbell 7212: 7211: 6855:Electoral history 6739: 6738: 6686:Outgoing Leader: 6642: 6641: 6638: 6637: 6634: 6633: 6584: 6583: 6580: 6579: 6520: 6393:Disability Labour 6318: 6317: 6314: 6313: 6156:General Secretary 6108: 6107: 6104: 6103: 5519: 5518: 5515: 5514: 5125:Smith of Basildon 4523: 4522: 4519: 4518: 4506:One Nation Labour 4476:Militant tendency 4399:Electoral history 4220:. 25 March 2007. 4130:. 17 April 2007. 4069:. 31 March 2007. 3743:David Cracknell; 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