Labour’s new party chief Ed Miliband has declared an end to the era of ‘New Labour.’ But where now for the party that lost four million voters between 1997 and 2010? And can Miliband win the support of the middle class?
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Labour’s new party chief Ed Miliband has declared an end to the era of ‘New Labour.’ But where now for the party that lost four million voters between 1997 and 2010? And can Miliband win the support of the middle class?