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1 Dec 2011: Simon Hoggart: Labour leader talks to a room full of women and comes out unscathed
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14 Nov 2011: Jo Caird: Harriet Harman and Dan Jarvis, a former soldier, are in charge of Labour arts policy, while PR bods Jeremy Hunt and Ed Vaizey line up for the coalition. Is this good news for the culture sector?
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30 Oct 2011: Toby Helm: The shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport on learning from failure and not taking no for an answer
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28 Oct 2011:
Tanya Gold: Feminism seems so tiny today, so niche, of such little interest to the outside world. And yet it is needed
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11 Oct 2011: Harman grabs shadow-culture post, plus a whiff of San Francisco Opera, and Fiennes in art-world spoof
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9 Oct 2011: Deputy leader admonishes 'tiny' section of conference, and says a woman will always hold one of the party's top two jobs
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7 Oct 2011: Labour's new shadow culture secretary's experience could be vital as press regulation continues to dominate the debate. By Patrick Foster
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30 Sep 2011:
Soprano leads the delegates in rendition of socialist anthem, but annual party conference ends with a traditional whimper
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29 Sep 2011: Deputy leader says party has apologised for mistakes made during 13 years in government and it is 'time to move on'
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10 Aug 2011: Michael White: Decoding the news: Britain's politicians have hit the streets in a bid to calm the waters following widespread riots … with mixed fortunes
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10 Aug 2011:
Nicholas Watt: A televised row between Michael Gove and Harriet Harman marks the opening skirmishes in a battle over the causes of the riots
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