Labour divided Nearly three quarters of voters think that Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party is divided (73 per cent), while only 8 per cent think it is united.
In his speech yesterday, a big improvement on the shapeless academic lecture delivered at the party conference, Miliband sought to establish a very New Labour dividing line between the "old ways" of running an economy and the new ones.
Sturgeon earlier accused the UK government of "playing games" over Trident, by calling the vote at a time of political disarray with Labour divided and the UK preparing for negotiations to leave the European Union.
He will need to ensure the internal review, and the coming leadership contests, do not add to the impression, confirmed in a BBC poll last night, that twice as many voters see Labour divided as detect splits in the other two parties.
The intrapartum referral rate for each practice was calculated as the number of referrals during the first or second stage of labour divided by the total number of births attended by the midwifery practice.
Mr Mathews may long for citizens to deliberate about public policy, but he seems bound to stub his toe on the natural tendency of labour to divide and specialise.
By more than two to one, Conservative and Liberal Democrat supporters expect the inquiries to get to the truth, while Labour supporters divide three to two in lacking confidence – as do Ukip voters by an even bigger margin, almost three to one.
Life and Labour is divided into three subject areas: poverty, industry, and the influences of religion.
Labour remains divided on the issue.The case for electoral reform is powerful.
Agricultural labour is divided between the sexes, each tending separate taro patches.
Labour is divided equally on set, with each brother taking the reins on alternate camera setups.
