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Referendum row in video

The Labour Party has been accused of being in "disarray" over whether there should be a referendum on Scottish independence.

On Sunday, Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander changed her stance on the issue when she called on the Scottish Government to "bring it on".

But Gordon Brown failed to support Miss Alexander when her comments were raised at Prime Minister's Questions.

Here are video clips of the key moments in the row:

28 MARCH 2008: WENDY ALEXANDER WEBCAST

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Wendy Alexander rejects the idea of a referendum

4 MAY 2008: WENDY ALEXANDER ON BBC'S POLITICS SHOW

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Wendy Alexander calls on the Scottish Government to 'bring it on'

6 MAY 2008: WENDY ALEXANDER ON BBC'S NEWSNIGHT

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Wendy Alexander says she has the full backing of the prime minister

7 MAY 2008: GORDON BROWN AT PMQs

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PM Gordon Brown says Wendy Alexander did not call for a referendum

8 MAY 2008: WENDY ALEXANDER AT FMQs

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Wendy Alexander calls for an early referendum at FMQs





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