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Archived Article « As it turns 60, the fear is Israel has decided it can get by without peace Main Labour needs voters to start asking tough questions of the Tories too » Recent Entries :: Labour needs voters to start asking tough questions of the Tories too :: Better Labour lose power in 2010 than end up exiled for a generation :: As it turns 60, the fear is Israel has decided it can get by without peace :: Eleven years after it promised a new dawn, Labour's dusk has arrived :: It's Labour stalwart versus Tory fop - dress rehearsal for the really big one :: Why Livingstone gets my vote :: It is not a shift to the left to insist that entry to schools should be fair :: The Out-of-Towner :: With 29 days to go, Ken, there's no time for pussyfooting around :: Brown and Straw's best bet is to go out like Butch and Sundance Archives :: May 2008 :: April 2008 :: March 2008 :: February 2008 :: January 2008 :: December 2007 :: November 2007 :: October 2007 :: September 2007 :: August 2007 :: July 2007 :: June 2007 :: May 2007 :: April 2007 :: March 2007 :: February 2007 :: January 2007 :: December 2006 :: November 2006 :: October 2006 :: September 2006 :: August 2006 :: July 2006 :: June 2006 :: May 2006 :: April 2006 :: March 2006 :: February 2006 :: January 2006 :: December 2005 :: November 2005 :: October 2005 :: September 2005 :: August 2005 :: July 2005 :: June 2005 :: May 2005 :: April 2005 :: March 2005 :: February 2005 :: January 2005 :: December 2004 :: November 2004 :: October 2004 :: September 2004 :: August 2004 :: July 2004 :: June 2004 :: April 2003		May 14, 2008 Better Labour lose power in 2010 than end up exiled for a generation Downing Street optimists still think they can win, but a spell in opposition could perhaps let the party redefine its purpose Published in the Guardian Posted on May 14, 2008 04:58 PM