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The campaign brought Benn and other Labour leftists into an uneasy alliance with Enoch Powell and the Tory right.

Even though there would not be a job for Corbyn, after this campaign Cooper would need to bring some leftists into her team.

In "Dissident Gardens," a novel jampacked with the human energy of a crowded subway car, Jonathan Lethem attempts a daunting feat: turning three generations' worth of American leftists into a tragicomic tale of devolution.

The Constitutional Court agreed—or went along with the voters' verdict.By impeaching Mr Roh, the opposition has thus transformed him from an embattled figurehead for frustrated leftists into the leader of a potentially dominant political party.

After May's municipal elections sent an injection of socialists and leftists into councils across the country, Villafranca de los Caballeros is one of a dozen municipalities across Spain that has begun questioning whether public funds should be used for bullfights or bull runs.

In the short course of the latest Greek financial crisis, Syriza appears to have transformed itself from what in the UK would be seen as traditional leftists into Blairites.

Within minutes of the judgement, members of Beppe Grillo's anti-establishment Five Star movement were goading the centre-leftists into withdrawing their support.Before the supreme court announced its ruling, Mr Berlusconi said that even if he were convicted he would not bring down the government.

But Francesco Rutelli, who leads Democracy and Freedom, said at his party's congress last weekend that this was "impossible".And that points to perhaps the biggest doubt: whether putting all of Italy's centre-leftists into one party can stop them warring.

SMARTING from his first-ever electoral defeat last month, Hugo Chávez has begun the year by shifting his leftist revolution into lower gear.

Mr. Kwasniewski, a former Communist who helped transform his leftist colleagues into Western-style social democrats, appears to be headed for an easy election victory, with polls showing he has more than 60percentt support.

After this year's regional and municipal elections sent a raft of leftist leaders into office, funds destined for the sport have dried up in many places, while several municipalities are contemplating bans on the practice.