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James Purnell, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, argues that far from being a betrayal of Labour's core values, the Government's welfare reforms are rooted in social democratic principles and aimed at reasserting the best traditions of the welfare state Copyright (c) 2009 The Author....

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Debate: Why aren't there more companies like John Lewis? The difficulties of breaking the stranglehold of shareholder capitalism

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The future of the BBC : commerce, consumers and governance ; media and communications for the UK in Europe ; IPPR research programme ; discussion paper

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Comment - The work and pensions secretary explains how jobseeker services will be contracted out

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