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Politics: Miliband’s Labour is in danger of becoming invisible

It is hard not to feel sorry for the ex-Cabinet ministers who have stayed on the Labour front bench.

issue 20 November 2010
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It is hard not to feel sorry for the ex-Cabinet ministers who have stayed on the Labour front bench.

It is hard not to feel sorry for the ex-Cabinet ministers who have stayed on the Labour front bench. A year ago newspapers hung on their every word. Now they are lucky to find themselves quoted in the penultimate paragraph of a news story.

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