Maybe it'll be somewhere in the middle - middle-aged Labour.
"He's much shorter in real life", the middle-aged lifelong Labour woman next to me muses.
He is middle aged, in good health.
All men, mostly middle aged.
After Forty Years On, he directed a second Bennett play, Getting On (1971), starring Kenneth More as a middle-aged, self-absorbed Labour MP, then found himself directing Harrison in a French farce at Chichester, a collaboration that led to working with Harrison on a selection of George Bernard Shaw criticism at the Edinburgh festival in 1977 and a Broadway revival of My Fair Lady in 1980.
As played by Ms. Richardson, Ms. Castle is a canny, middle-aged firebrand in the Labour cabinet who does her sharp-tongued best to keep a flame going under her assistants, a pair of prematurely stodgy civil servants.
Their results indicate that the annual labour supply of middle-aged (aged 53 63) carers is 23 and 28% lower (among men and women, respectively) than that of non-carers.
His abrupt death is bad for Britain, appalling for Labour and alarming for every middle-aged person with heart problems.
By this time, however, Jenkins himself felt that, politically, he was a forgotten man - too middle-aged and too leftwing to win a safe Labour seat in parliament.
The blond-haired boy with the Yorkshire accent wowed with his anti-Labour rhetoric, joking to his middle-aged and elderly audience: "It's all right for you.
Geri Halliwell's switch to New Labour may have pleased a few middle-aged men, but young people are not impressed.
