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New Labour should never have control
10:30am Monday 12th May 2008
Sir - The disgraceful behaviour at the election results at the Guildhall by the so-called New Labour members and their leader, gave a sound example why they (New Labour) should never have control of Worcester City Council ever again, and surely raised the question for the need of a policy of common behaviour at such events.
If they were to look to their unelected Prime Minister who, although decimating this country - and though the New Labour political knives are already out for his scalp - they would still see composure and dignity in their worst election defeat for more than 40 years.
Brian Hunt, Worcester
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