Socialist Challenge1982Socialist Challenge No. 265, 15 October 1982RESOLUTE
Socialist Challenge No. 265, 15 October 1982 · p. 2 of the scan · 134 words
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massage - press or ference, if only at the fringe meetings, showed that the Tory party is still very divided Again, it is hardly like ly that the wets' will jus continue comination and resist the temptation of some sort of link up, albeit informal with the regrouping forces of the centre.
Underneath ine surthat there will be three major party blocs in the new parliament. It is by no means excluded that Labour will be the bigges of the three. The Alliance is still likeiv to have a mafor role in trying to put together a coalition.
The fight for a Labour Victory a po ebi too swoopme away unis government still very much And this Gov a Labour Party fighting on the socialis gains of the last three ycars conferences.