Synonyms for labour party
labour par·ty

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1. British Labour Party, Labour Party, Labour, Labornoun

   a political party formed in Great Britain in 1900; characterized by the promotion of labor's interests and formerly the socialization of key industries

   Synonyms:
   trade union movement, task, proletariat, travail, childbed, labour, project, labor movement, working class, toil, parturiency, labor, lying-in, confinement, labor party, undertaking

2. labor party, labour partynoun

   a left-of-center political party formed to represent the interest of ordinary working people

   Synonyms:
   labor party

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1. Ed Miliband:

   It has clearly been a very difficult and disappointing night for the Labour party.

2. Sajid Javid:

   There has frankly been a deeply worrying lack of leadership or moral clarity on this issue from him, we cannot and we must not ignore the particular concern with elements within the Labour Party, nor can we ignore the fact that this increasing concern has correlated with the current leader of the opposition and the wave of activists that have come with him.

3. Philip Hammond:

   The conversations with the Labour party are continuing, i am optimistic that we will reach some form of agreement with Labour.

4. Ed Miliband:

   Britain needs a Labour Party that can rebuild after this defeat so that we can have a government that stands up for working people again, and now it's time for someone else to take forward the leadership of this party.

5. George Osborne:

   For most of my childhood and early adult life, a succession of Labour Party leaders reformed the constitution of the Labour Party. Neil Kinnock did, John Smith did, Tony Blair did, to make sure that it was more rooted in what the British people wanted, if they want to go back to the 1980s, let them. The Conservative Party is not doing that.