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* Mirror - Paddick: My story * Latest UK news LABOUR REBELLION SWELLS OVER IRAQ Labour MPs tired of being seen as poodles for George Bush's wars have been openly critical of Tony Blair's seeming openness to an attack on Iraq.

Party bigwigs, including the leader Ed Miliband, now avoid using the word "coalition"; on campaign visits they talk instead of the "broken promises" of a "Conservative-led government", in which the Lib Dems are hapless stooges.Now for the bad news: Labour's charge seems to resonate.

In other election news: Labour has highlighted a rise in income for English hospitals from private patients since 2010.

Commenting on the news, Labour former culture secretary Ben Bradshaw - who is expected to run for deputy leader - said Mr Umunna was a "terrible loss" to the field.

In other election news: Labour begins a week of campaigning on the NHS, accusing the Conservatives of a "double deceit" over funding.

In other election news: Labour continues to push housing policies by pledging to exempt first-time buyers from stamp duty and give them priority for new-build homes.

Peter Mandelson The news that the New Labour eminence grise would be returning to government as secretary of state for business shocked MPs, though it was a boost for political commentators who suddenly found their favourite victim in their sights again.

Murphy acknowledged that the polls were bad news for Labour but he sought to use the findings to highlight Labour's central message in Scotland – that a vote for the SNP would help Cameron remain in No 10.

The news that Labour is to champion Lambeth as its new vision of how local government can work, as an alternative to the Conservatives' "easyCouncil", illustrates the increasing national interest in localism.

Which is at least good news for Labour.

And it's not good news for Labour.