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Labour embraces 'collision' politics
Labour is on a collision course with backbench MPs, unions, doctors and libertarians following the Queen's Speech yesterday.
It contain 20 bills and four draft bills with four of those on Home Office legislation.
Tony Blair pledged that his second term would see the government put "the pupil first, the patient first, the victim of crime first".
He put a ban on tobacco advertising, the euro and all day drinking to one side in order to embark on his revamp of public services.
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