Andrew Adonis
Andrew Adonis is a Labour peer, and formerly transport minister, education minister and head of No 10 policy unit under Tony Blair.
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On campaign trail in Bristol, peer hopes end of cross-party Brexit talks will make party’s policy clear
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The democratic case for a people’s vote on any Brexit deal is as strong as ever
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Senior figures fear creating colleges with remit to improve access could lead to accusations of ‘ghettoisation’
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Labour peer has accused the newspaper of backing Brexit deal to please its owners
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Poll suggests party would fare much better by opposing UK’s departure from EU
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Letters: Ian Bretman says the only alternative to the common regulations of the EU is a ‘race to the bottom’. Martyn Thomas says the future belongs to major powers. David Hughes says a people’s vote should be under AV with a range of options
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Former Labour transport minister says his successor should have blocked train timetable changes – ‘I did when I was in charge’
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The Speaker’s alleged rages are of a piece with wider behaviour in the Commons
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Letters: Join our call to break the ‘bronze ceiling’ and celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Mary Wollstonecraft, write male politicians including Jeremy Corbyn, Andrew Adonis, Tom Watson and Vince Cable, actors Jason Isaacs and Sam West and John Hannett of Usdaw
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Freedom of information request reveals that 95 of vice chancellors on remuneration committee are entitled to attend
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Letters: Philip G Cerny and John Airs respond to the Labour peer and former transport secretary’s article denouncing Chris Grayling’s handling of Virgin Trains East Coast
Labour members should vote now on our support for a second Brexit referendum