Mr Clarke could turn out to be bad news for Labour

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The UK Labour party would be negatively affected if Kenneth Clarke were to become leader of the Conservative party. Clarke supports UK membership of European monetary union, and his leadership of the Conservative party would remove an excuse for not holding a referendum on this issue.

Clarke, Kenneth

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The two great conundrums of Mr Blair's second term

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The challenges facing UK Prime Minister Tony Blair as the Labour party begins its second term in government are discussed. Particular attention is given to the management of secondary schools and to possible UK membership of European monetary union.

Elementary and secondary schools, Secondary & Technical Schools, Management, Blair, Tony, Schools, High schools

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Rigging the referendum isn't as easy as the Tories think

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The formulation of a referendum on UK membership of European monetary union is discussed. Particular attention is given to the potential for this issue to cause division within the Conservative party.

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