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Local Government IntelligenceLabour Party Annual Conference
28 Sep 2009
Being held in Brighton, Labour's Annual Conference is one of the largest and most high profile political events in Europe.
Each day we'll be interviewing attendees to find out their views on policy issues as well as their reactions to speeches and fringe events.
Programme
Equality report with Simon Fanshawe
Education report
including interview with Schools Minister Vernon Coaker MP
Education feature
Speakers include Iain Wright MP, Pat Bacon from AOC and John Dunford from ASCL
Simon Fanshawe
talks to Alan Milburn and others in his conference report
Simon Fanshawe
reflects on the day
Making every adult matter
interview
Empowered citizens or suveillance state? 2020 fringe meeting
post event reaction
Empowered citizens or suveillance state? 2020 fringe meeting
Ben Lucas, Will Straw and Tim Kelsey
Empowered citizens or suveillance state? 2020 fringe meeting
Question and answers
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