Australian Left Review
Article Title
The Kinnock Factor
Abstract
By the end of the recent British general election campaign, Labour leader Neil Kinnock had almost lost his voice, but he had not cracked. Although the Labour Party made a net gain of only 20 seats, Kinnock himself emerged with dignity - a bigger figure on the national stage than he had been before and one who, half-way through the campaign, had given the Conservatives the jitters.
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