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A string of Labour MPs, including George Mudie and Graham Stringer, have bemoaned the party's lack of policies and failure to counter the Tories' arguments.

She has notched up some notable successes, in particular succeeding in the extradition of Abu Hamza to the US where a string of Labour home secretaries had failed.

A string of Labour MPs have praised David Cameron's efforts to win parliamentary approval to bomb Isis targets in Syria and criticised their own leader's response to the Paris attacks.

One cabinet member identified a string of Labour MPs they thought would take a "reasoned approach", such as Chris Bryant, Rachel Reeves and Lucy Powell, politicians who have been critical of Corbyn in the past.

A string of Labour backbenchers, Lib Dems and the Greens argued on Tuesday that the government's plans for a vote at the end of two years of negotiations were not good enough.

May said last Friday that she would accept the Snell-Nandy amendment, and Conservative whips hope it could attract the support of a string of Labour MPs from pro-Brexit seats this week.

Punk was kicking off, so he got a string of labouring jobs, shifts working in pubs (including the Griffin in Charing Cross) and also worked at a record shop.

Speaking to The Independent, the former London mayor laughed off claims from the former shadow culture secretary Michael Dugher that he is pulling the strings of Labour's high command from behind the scenes.

He was joined by a string of moderate Labour MPs warning that "tens of thousands" had left the party since Mr Corbyn won the leadership election in September.

As the momentum behind his campaign has grown, a string of senior Labour figures – including Tony Blair, Alan Johnson, Jack Straw and Alastair Campbell – have warned that Corbyn would be electorally disastrous.

A string of senior Labour MPs lined up to criticise Livingstone, including Luciana Berger, the shadow mental health secretary, who said the comments were unacceptable, appalling and should be retracted.