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Blair scared of Brown
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Ed Balls, Gordon Brown's closest lieutenant, launched a withering attack on the prime minister's critics on Monday as feuding at the top of the Labour party became increasingly personal. (article 13) Cherie Blair John Prescott and Lord Levy have all rushed into print at the same time. (article 7) Labour's former fundraiser Lord Levy told the BBC Mr Brown was "really struggling". (article 14) Labour has not had a good week in the wake of the Scottish independence referendum row, a UK Government minister has admitted. (article 9) Foreign Secretary David Miliband has denied claims that Gordon Brown is "annoying and prickly", made by former deputy prime minister John Prescott. (article 8) Gordon Brown will today throw his weight behind a radical overhaul of care for Britain's ageing population in an attempt to kick start the revival of his beleaguered premiership. (article 1) Labour should apologise to voters, party members and workers for "mistakes made in recent times", a junior health minister has said. (article 10) Ivan Lewis, whose local authority of Bury was captured recently by the Conservatives, said ministers needed to connect with voters' "real concerns". (article 10)

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Blair, Brown, Labour, Prescott, Gordon

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