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Why did Labour lose the 2010 election? The answer to that, I'm afraid is obvious. Labour won when it was New Labour. It lost because it stopped being New Labour...Had he pursued New Labour policy, the personal issue would still have made victory tough, but it wouldn't have been impossible. Departing
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down its traditional links with the unions. At times he has even hinted that the very foundation of the Labour Party was a mistake, since it divided "progressive" politics and led to a century dominated by the
Conservatives. Mr Blair knows that all this makes many of his party faithful deeply uneasy.
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that "what has happened is that the culture of the country has changed in a definable way" and that "it's a thing that doesn't just give me a lot of pride, but it has actually brought a lot of joy". Blair has also stated that he got up off his seat and danced upon seeing the first civil partnership
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Mr Blair will doubtless do his duty and lavish praise on Labour's glorious past. But, in truth, Mr Blair has always displayed a marked ambivalence towards Labour history. His greatest achievement in opposition was to get the party to ditch their historic commitment to nationalisation, and to water
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British media have noted the ideological shift from the left back to the centre, allowing comparisons to be drawn between the current policy platform of the Labour Party and its Shadow Ministers (some of whom served in the cabinets of Blair and Brown) and that of New Labour.
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reform), some commentators have noted that "the difference between
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foreign policy, support for stronger law enforcement powers, a large focus on surveillance as a means to address terrorism and a large focus on education as a means to encourage
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1857:"Keir Starmer is an unconvincing Blairite with an authenticity problem | John Rentoul"
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that Blair continued and both of them campaigned together in support of the
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2287:"Charles Clarke: Labour heading for 'utter destruction' under Gordon Brown"
1839:"Jeremy Corbyn's Labour manifesto harks back to 1940s | Larry Elliott"
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powers, both of these latter changes advocated in the context of fighting
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Speech to Conservative Election Rally in Plymouth ("The Mummy Returns")
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2405:"Andy Burnham aide 'dismissing women' in Labour leadership sexism row"
2804:"Ruth Kelly: chequered career of the Blairite star who fell to earth"
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of business operations. On foreign policy, Blairism is supportive of
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Heppell, Timothy (2013). "The Fall of the Brown Government, 2010".
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stated in April 2008 that Blair's programme, with its emphasis on "
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Dirty Politics?: New Labour, British Democracy and the War in Iraq
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How Labour Governments Fall: From Ramsay MacDonald to Gordon Brown
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Secretary of State for Transport, Local Government and the Regions
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I think he was unhinged. That's the same word Tony Blair used of
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and as the Prime Minister's Official Spokesperson (1997–2000),
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between 1997 and 2007, and those that support him, known as
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2674:"Owen Smith wants Labour to remember its Blairite heritage"
2374:"Exeter MP Ben Bradshaw defies Labour whip on economy vote"
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1382:– former Secretary of State for Scotland and Leader of the
3009:"Return of the Blairites spells trouble for David Cameron"
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2488:"Loyalists urge PM to sack Flint amid fears she will quit"
679:, to identify those within the Labour Party who supported
2123:"Revealed: how Cabinet Blairites plotted to topple Brown"
592:, with Blair himself and others speaking out against the
2597:"Margaret Hodge named head of public accounts committee"
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Shadow Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change
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Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
1070:– Blair's spokesman and campaign director (1994–1997),
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was seen as a departure from Blairism, and a return of
3101:"Which cabinet ministers are supporting Gordon Brown?"
2623:"Well done Tristram Hunt. Chalk one up for the Hons!"
2459:"Caroline Flint defends Hazel Blears in expenses row"
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was seen to be giving more power to Blairites in the
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1924:"Alastair Campbell's principles for politics today"
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and defeated 2010 Labour Party leadership candidate
881:as Prime Minister after Brown's long tenure as the
2285:Porter, Andrew; Kirkup, James (3 September 2008).
2457:Thomson, Alice; Sylvester, Rachel (23 May 2009).
2316:
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2002:"Amos takes post as first black woman in Cabinet"
1098:and the first black woman to serve in the Cabinet
2121:Hennessy, Patrick; Kite, Melissa (6 June 2009).
1786:"Tony Blair: Gordon Brown tried to blackmail me"
2914:Politicotainment: Television's Take on the Real
2433:The Judiciary, Civil Liberties and Human Rights
1943:"Ex-Labour Peer Delighted To Head Tory Project"
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3120:"First woman at the Home Office: Jacqui Smith"
2656:"Labour party maps out a purple path to power"
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2220:"Blairites plot to hasten Gordon Brown's exit"
1662:"Margaret Thatcher, inspiration to New Labour"
1241:Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
675:The term is used in particular in contrast to
672:, though this waned after Labour took office.
668:and particularly British participation in the
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2570:"Blair's reshuffle could bring policy shifts"
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3993:Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime
2486:Waugh, Paul; Cecil, Nicholas (4 June 2009).
1817:. The Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 141–149.
906:Blair criticised the departure from much of
788:, Blair is described as personally admiring
723:Blair's tenure is known for an expansion of
807:, who Blair defeated in a landslide at the
4100:Political positions of British politicians
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3068:"Is Wes Streeting the next Labour leader?"
2436:. Edinburgh University Press. p. 53.
2087:Peter Dwyer; Sandra Shaw (15 March 2013).
1520:"Blairism, noun: very difficult to define"
1303:and 2015 Labour Party leadership candidate
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2157:Helm, Toby; Hinsliff, Gaby (3 May 2009).
1569:Jack the Knife goes for the clearout kill
1076:Downing Street Director of Communications
1711:"In conversation with... Matthew Parris"
1614:
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1394:Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
1346:, MP and Social Mobility Tsar under the
1301:Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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944:Labour Party leadership of Jeremy Corbyn
927:from New Labour made it so. Just as the
759:", accepted the free-market ideology of
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1348:Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition
1293:– former Cabinet minister and economist
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3438:Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
3086:"Estelle Morris: classroom to cabinet"
2858:Barkham, Patrick (13 September 2007).
2802:Kennedy, Siobhan (25 September 2008).
2781:. Penguin Books Limited. p. 457.
2654:Wintour, Patrick (14 September 2011).
1096:British High Commissioner to Australia
991:November 2021 shadow cabinet reshuffle
602:close relations with the United States
2775:Andrew Rawnsley (30 September 2010).
2540:Mulholland, Hélène (6 January 2010).
1013:2023 British shadow cabinet reshuffle
891:that a "maddening" Brown effectively
865:Relationship to later administrations
740:Relationship to prior administrations
596:of major industries and against also
272:Military intervention in Sierra Leone
7:
3191:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
3039:Routledge, Paul (13 November 2009).
1897:Chaplain, Chloe (4 September 2023).
1874:John McDonnell (29 November 2021).
1546:How to bear Blair: become a Blairite
727:rights, such as the introduction of
568:, and increased actions in terms of
316:Iraq and weapons of mass destruction
131:Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
2403:Wilkinson, Michael (24 July 2015).
2247:Sawer, Patrick (14 November 2009).
1979:. Simon and Schuster. p. 334.
1973:Anthony Seldon (4 September 2008).
731:. Blair told the LGBT organisation
2941:House Music: The Oona King Diaries
2062:"Where the Blairite loyalties lie"
1941:Nisbet, Robert (30 October 2015).
1648:"Blair proud of gay rights record"
1156:Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary
999:Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer
846:initiatives compared to Thatcher.
608:, including advocacy for both the
25:
2380:. 14 October 2015. Archived from
2190:"What happened to the Blairites?"
2093:. SAGE Publications. p. 28.
1287:– former MP for Northampton North
644:views and shared emphasis on the
321:Saddam–al-Qaeda conspiracy theory
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3974:New Labour, New Life for Britain
3608:
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3227:New Labour, New Life for Britain
3142:A more fluid approach is needed.
3007:Daley, Janet (11 January 2009).
2725:"Blair and Brown look to future"
2723:Assinder, Nick (19 March 2007).
2090:An Introduction to Social Policy
1463:
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1368:Secretary of State for Education
997:. This was criticised by former
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147:New Labour, New Life for Britain
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27:Political ideology of Tony Blair
2749:Ballinger, Alex (2 July 2017).
2027:Greer, Germaine (18 May 2003).
1280:Chief Secretary to the Treasury
1106:Minister for the Cabinet Office
36:Blair speaks in support of the
4090:Centrism in the United Kingdom
4080:Eponymous political ideologies
4075:Politics of the United Kingdom
3958:Labour Co-ordinating Committee
3841:Chancellorship of Gordon Brown
3275:1999 British cabinet reshuffle
3118:Morris, Nigel (29 June 2007).
2944:. A&C Black. p. 238.
2938:Oona King (18 February 2013).
2884:Steven Kettell (14 May 2006).
2860:"How Oona got her groove back"
2690:Grice, Andrew (29 June 2007).
2595:Curtis, Polly (10 June 2010).
1484:Centrism in the United Kingdom
1251:Secretary of State for Defence
1219:Secretary of State for Defence
1072:Downing Street Press Secretary
813:Northern Ireland peace process
614:War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
561:New Penguin English Dictionary
213:Chancellorship of Gordon Brown
38:Northern Ireland peace process
1:
3099:Hencke, David (4 June 2009).
2973:"The Blairites reign supreme"
2218:Coates, Sam (4 August 2008).
2000:Morris, Nigel (12 May 2003).
1764:. Random House. p. 101.
1620:"Tony Blair's war on poverty"
1518:Ezard, John (4 August 2000).
1344:Secretary of State for Health
1335:Secretary of State for Health
1255:Conservative-Liberal Democrat
1200:Secretary of State for Health
542:is the political ideology of
3270:Shadow Cabinet of Tony Blair
2831:Leftly, Mark (16 May 2015).
3848:Premiership of Gordon Brown
3453:Tony Blair Faith Foundation
3433:2007 Sedgefield by-election
2321:Feeny, David (9 May 2015).
883:Chancellor of the Exchequer
849:In his 2010 autobiography,
546:, the former leader of the
476:Institute for Global Change
438:2007 Sedgefield by-election
4116:
4095:Labour Party (UK) factions
3986:Things Can Only Get Better
3443:Quartet on the Middle East
3197:Leader of the Labour Party
2917:. Peter Lang. p. 44.
2890:. Zed Books. p. 167.
1650:. BBC News. 22 March 2007.
1263:– former Culture Secretary
995:Parliamentary Labour Party
983:Leader of the Labour Party
938:Impact on the Labour Party
912:Gordon Brown's premiership
868:
743:
736:ceremonies on television.
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572:alongside a ramping up of
443:Quartet on the Middle East
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3821:Premiership of Tony Blair
3586:
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3280:Bush–Blair 2003 Iraq memo
3186:
2911:Kristina Riegert (2007).
1210:Public accounts committee
157:Britain Forward, Not Back
3380:Shadow Cabinet elections
3203:Leader of the Opposition
3128:. London. Archived from
3088:. BBC News. 8 June 2001.
2700:. London. Archived from
2631:. London. Archived from
2496:. London. Archived from
2295:. London. Archived from
2257:. London. Archived from
2131:. London. Archived from
1863:. London. 8 August 2021.
1325:First Secretary of State
897:Cash-for-Honours scandal
670:European single currency
278:Second ministry and term
108:Leader of the Opposition
102:Beaconsfield by-election
64:This article is part of
3872:The Future of Socialism
1670:. London. 17 April 2008
1401:– former Home Secretary
877:Gordon Brown succeeded
606:liberal interventionism
381:(May 2005 – June 2007)
379:Third ministry and term
280:(June 2001 – May 2005)
197:(May 1997 – June 2001)
195:First ministry and term
3980:New Labour, New Danger
3298:
3285:2006 cabinet reshuffle
2430:Steven Foster (2006).
2354:. London. 27 June 2009
1228:Stoke-on-Trent Central
1208:– former chair of the
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977:Since the election of
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765:flexible labour market
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588:by those believing in
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3458:Commission for Africa
3448:Africa Progress Panel
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2068:. London. 14 May 2006
1471:United Kingdom portal
1384:Scottish Labour Party
1313:who lost her seat to
1311:Bethnal Green and Bow
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924:
920:2010 General Election
838:Blair also abolished
817:Good Friday Agreement
809:1997 general election
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427:Leadership succession
311:2003 invasion of Iraq
257:Handover of Hong Kong
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152:Ambitions for Britain
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3788:Leadership elections
3777:Post-election events
2778:The End of the Party
2676:. 16 September 2016.
2378:Western Morning News
1370:and currently a peer
914:, who blamed it for
666:European integration
646:Special Relationship
3927:Alexander Bernstein
3014:The Daily Telegraph
2971:(18 October 1999).
2628:The Daily Telegraph
2409:The Daily Telegraph
2299:on 6 September 2008
2292:The Daily Telegraph
2261:on 17 November 2009
2254:The Daily Telegraph
2128:The Daily Telegraph
2066:The Daily Telegraph
2033:The Daily Telegraph
1845:. 21 November 2019.
1791:The Daily Telegraph
1758:Tony Blair (2010).
1667:The Daily Telegraph
1628:. 23 September 1999
1591:, 25 September 2004
775:was not in favour.
752:The Daily Telegraph
708:In a 1999 article,
433:Post–Prime Minister
331:Downing Street memo
113:Leadership election
3968:Clause Four moment
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3074:. 25 January 2022.
2384:on 16 October 2015
1794:. 1 September 2010
1709:(19 August 2010).
1585:Will he? Won't he?
1575:, 28 November 2001
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729:civil partnerships
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3750:General elections
3688:Alastair Campbell
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3527:People's princess
3338:General elections
3265:Electoral history
2985:on 1 January 2011
2951:978-1-4088-3728-3
2924:978-0-8204-8114-2
2897:978-1-84277-741-1
2788:978-0-14-196970-1
2635:on 7 October 2013
2574:New Straits Times
2443:978-0-7486-2262-7
2100:978-1-4462-8084-3
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1824:978-1-137-31421-5
1771:978-0-307-37578-0
1733:Margaret Thatcher
1694:Tory! Tory! Tory!
1587:Suzie Mackenzie,
1358:Foreign Secretary
1147:Culture Secretary
1068:Alastair Campbell
1031:Alastair Campbell
918:'s defeat in the
842:and created more
794:10 Downing Street
790:Margaret Thatcher
785:Tory! Tory! Tory!
782:documentary film
699:Whatever it Takes
598:heavy regulations
570:mass surveillance
558:. It entered the
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397:Cabinet reshuffle
346:Ultimatum to Iraq
341:September Dossier
262:People's princess
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