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So Labour politicians have been all too aware of the cultural and political gulf between the Conservatives and the Lib Dems – whereas only a narrow valley separates Labour and the Lib Dems.

As I said, there is nothing of substance separating Labour and the coalition.

A separate Labour party in Scotland also presents problems as well as opportunities.

MPs will also get a chance to debate the bill on Tuesday afternoon when they examine a separate Labour motion.

A third of the labour force work in the public sector, or in other areas covered by separate labour laws, such as new and privatised companies.

"Labour will also learn the lessons of the Scottish independence referendum and it is my intention to have a separate Labour yes campaign".

Unlike Ecuador's neighbour Peru, which still has a separate labour code for domestic workers, the country adopted fair labour measures as part of its 2010 constitution.

In recent months, two separate Labour front benchers, one from the left and one from the right of the party, have specificially grumbled to me that Lord Kinnock (the loser of two general elections) is much too close to Mr Miliband.

But with little to separate Labour and the SNP in economic policy terms, the engine of difference in the Parliament will be nationalism, as last December's instructive little row in Scotland on the 'lost' William Wallace letter showed.

Although Labour pro-Europeans do not object to a separate Labour campaign, there is concern that the party may back off from full support for the EU, as well as focusing excessively on winning back Ukip voters, as opposed to Conservative voters.