article_snippet: Labour could be dead in ten years, one of Ed Miliband’s closest advisers warns.
article_snippet: Policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas said real time'
  Party could ‘disintegrate in real time’ because traditional supporters were splintering off to increasingly successful smaller parties.
article_snippet: It comes as Ed Miliband’s closest advisers party, which was formed in 1900, languishes in the polls as Labour voters defect to the Greens or SNP.
article_snippet: Labour dead in ten years?
article_snippet: The remarks will embarrass Mr Miliband's (left) because policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas
article_snippet: (right) is meant to be rebuilding real time'
  Party in the wake of New Labour .
article_snippet: The remarks will embarrass Mr Miliband's because policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas (right) is meant to be rebuilding real time'
  Party in the wake of New LabourNew Labour.
article_snippet: During a debate on digital democracy, Policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas was asked whether New Labour might go the same way as social democratic parties in Greece and Spain, which have been overtaken by radical anti-austerity movements.
article_snippet: Asked whether New Labour could be gone within a decade, Policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas replied:
highlights_snippet: Policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas says Policy co-ordinator Jon Cruddas could 'disintegrate in real time'
  Party is languishing in polls as Labour voters defect to Greens or SNP .
  