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The Labour Party (L) is one of the two major political parties in the Republic of England, typically representing a platform that adheres to left-wing idealogies. The Labour Party was founded at the 1964 Labour Conference and won its first majority in the English Parliament in 1966 as the first official party to ever win an election (previously, there had been no official parties, just alliances between individual MPs). The Labour Party has held majorities in Parliament during the following periods: 1966-1972 (Party Leader: Donald Sutcliffe) 1981-1984 (Party Leader: Andrew Brantle)

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  • Labour Party of England (Napoleon's World)
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  • The Labour Party (L) is one of the two major political parties in the Republic of England, typically representing a platform that adheres to left-wing idealogies. The Labour Party was founded at the 1964 Labour Conference and won its first majority in the English Parliament in 1966 as the first official party to ever win an election (previously, there had been no official parties, just alliances between individual MPs). The Labour Party has held majorities in Parliament during the following periods: 1966-1972 (Party Leader: Donald Sutcliffe) 1981-1984 (Party Leader: Andrew Brantle)
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  • The Labour Party (L) is one of the two major political parties in the Republic of England, typically representing a platform that adheres to left-wing idealogies. The Labour Party was founded at the 1964 Labour Conference and won its first majority in the English Parliament in 1966 as the first official party to ever win an election (previously, there had been no official parties, just alliances between individual MPs). The Labour Party has held majorities in Parliament during the following periods: 1966-1972 (Party Leader: Donald Sutcliffe) 1981-1984 (Party Leader: Andrew Brantle) 1987-1990 (Party Leader: John Oliver) 1999-2005 (Party Leader: John Lennon) 2011-Present (Party Leader: Jack Davenport As per constitutional reforms made in 1977, Labour's leader while it holds majority has been the Prime Minister. No Labour Prime Minister has ever been challenged in a leadership election while holding office, or called for leadership elections pending eventual resignation following an upcoming general election. The following men have held the office of Labour Party leader: Donald Sutcliffe 1964-1973 James Boren 1973-1978 Andrew Brantle 1978-1984 John Oliver 1984-1991 Peter Spencer 1991-1995 Roger Brady 1995-1998 John Lennon 1998-2005 Roman Dansley 2005-2007 Nick McDonald 2007-2010 Jack Davenport 2010-Present
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