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I WAS quite amazed by the enthusiastic reception the Labour Party Conference gave to the “Prince of Spin”, Lord Mandelson, especially when he claimed to have regained favour. Full Article at Coventry Telegraph
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ANYONE who thinks the Labour party conference went badly should consider this: it could have been much, much worse. The narrative for the week could have been very different. Activists and MPs arrived in Brighton in a spiky and uncertain mood. Full Article at Wales Online
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Here's the final installment from the Labour Conference, courtesy of V. Go, our reporter with Mediabox. It's well worth clicking through to read his fascinating - and very funny - interview with Peter Mandelson. What a surreal and unbelievable day. Full Article at Times Online
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Can Gordon Brown draw the same ovation as his business secretary? Gordon Brown's big speech. For the second year running at a Labour conference, the prime minister must make the speech of his life. Full Article at BBC News
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Lord Mandelson has added to the row over spending cuts by claiming investment in public services was guaranteed to fall with or without the recession. Full Article at ePolitix
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In the absence of a more compelling vision, voters will conclude that Labour has run out of ideas. Even many Labour sympathizers have come to that conclusion
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There hasn't been a British political comeback like Mandelson since Winston Churchill
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When he came back, you could see how rattled the Tories were, and I thought, 'they must dislike him even more than me,'
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He has always said this but it has been convenient for some, who for whatever reason want to attack him, to present him as some sort of wild spendthrift who wants to carry on spending regardless of economic conditions.
