Sentences with phrase «until labour reforms»

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If the Co-operative Party were to disaffiliate from Labour and run on its own, I'd consider joining it immediately, and would definitely argue for an electoral pact until we reform the electoral system.

Even leaving aside the issue of Lords reform (where they were not formally defeated but withdrew the legislation in the face of certain defeat) they had previously gone down to defeat in December 2011 on the motion that the House had considered the economy — as a result of an old fashioned Labour ambush, with Labour MPs hiding until enough Conservative MPs had gone home.

When Labour re-entered government in 1964, Bacon became a Minister of State at the Home Office, remaining until 1967, and served under Frank Soskice and Roy Jenkins during a period when liberalising reforms were introduced.

In return for the first stage of Lords reform, Labour allowed 92 out of around 750 hereditary peers to survive until the second stage of reform.

Labour is never going to win on the NHS, on the economy, on the City and the banks, on inequality, on welfare reform and a host of other issues until it repudiates the awful legacy of the Blair - Brown years that brought it down so low.