How much has New Labour changed?

Tony Blair at the 2000 party conference

Whenever the election comes, New Labour will be judged not just on the way it has handled crises.

The party came to power promising to change Britain for good and launched into a series of reforms which mean British politics will never be the same again. Devolution is an obvious example.

This week, Dan Damon is investigating how elements of British democracy have been affected by four years of Labour: the media, the unions, the cabinet and the constitution.

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