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The Tories would be unwise to believe their own spin about Jon Cruddas's appointment to head Labour's policy review. It was hardly a shuffle, more like a shimmy. Ed Miliband has made some changes to his top team in response to the departure of Peter Hain Full Article at New Statesman
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Labour reshuffle: Ed Miliband’s treatment of Liam Byrne shows his nasty side
Three Line Whip | Telegraph Blogs
Ed Miliband has come out ahead in the shadow cabinet reshuffle. (Photo: Getty) Cruddas’ appointment as head of Labour’s policy review marks the end of a protracted, and at times tortuous, courtship by his leader. A supporter of David Miliband, the Dagenh Full Article at Three Line Whip | Telegraph Blogs
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Ed MILIBAND made changes to his top team yesterday by bringing in Owen Smith to replace Peter Hain as shadow Welsh secretary. Left-winger Jon Cruddas has been appointed to lead the party’s policy review – a job previously held by shadow work and pensions Full Article at The Scotsman
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Ed Miliband made changes to his top team today by bringing in Owen Smith to replace Peter Hain as shadow Welsh secretary. Left winger Jon Cruddas has been appointed to lead the party's policy review - a job previously held by shadow work and pensions sec Full Article at The Independent
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Former cabinet minister Lord Andrew Adonis says way in which public sector bodies currently buy goods and services is ‘schizophrenic’. Lord Adonis, speaking at the inaugural Office Depot Strategic Thinking Forum in London yesterday said that since the ec Full Article at Procurement Leaders
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Could this sleek, red railway equivalent of a Ferrari one day cut a blurry dash through the Chilterns? If Britain has struggled to sell the idea of high-speed rail to a sceptical public, the government might like to turn to Italy for inspiration. From Sa Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Nottingham Post commented Lord Andrew Adonis: Why Nottingham should say 'yes' to a mayor
This Is Nottingham
ON May 3 Nottingham will vote on whether or not it wants to be run by a directly elected mayor. A nationwide poll published earlier this month by the Institute for Government shows a clear 15 per cent majority in favour of elected mayors. This is encoura Full Article at This Is Nottingham
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The second chamber is costly and unrepresentative, write Andrew Adonis and Paul Tyler. Only radical change will head off the abolitionists. The new governor will be strengthened by greater transparency and clarity, writes Ed Balls. The politics of messag Full Article at New Statesman
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