 had an election that’s left the country more divided and fragmented, we’ve got a Prime Minister who has stoked the separatist cause in his own interest.

“It used to be the Tory and Unionist party but they’re now just playing to English nationalism. If anyone is concerned about the break-up of the UK they need a strong Labour Party going forward and I am the person who can speak to all parts of the UK.”

Mr Burnham added: “I’ve got huge respect for Jim, he’s given his all to the Labour Party, but in Scotland we do now need a clean break, we need a process of listening and learning and rebuilding and I believe in this contest I’m the person best placed to do that.”

It came as the man who wrote the party’s UK manifesto warned Labour is facing one of the greatest crises in its history. Jon Cruddas said whoever takes the helm as the new leader following Ed Miliband’s resignation in the wake of a shocking General Election defeat must be prepared for a rethink on what the party is all about.

Mr Cruddas, who was drafted in by Mr Miliband to conduct a policy review and oversee the 2015 manifesto, said the party’s election loss was “profound”.

The MP for Dagenham and Rainham said: “Arguably, it’s one of the great crises of the Labour Party’s history.

“I argued that the 2010 defeat was actually the worst defeat in Labour history since 1918, and the defeat of 10 days ago was much worse - so this is profound.”

He said the new leader must be someone who “owns” the May 7 defeat, and warned against “swerving around” it.

Mr Cruddas added that the task for a new leader will be huge, and they must be “prepared to go to the dark places and fundamentally rethink what the Labour Party is for, who it represents, what it’s all about”.

Mr Cruddas also called for the creation of an independent Labour party in England that seeks to contest the “very notion of modern English nationhood”. New Brunswick Lt.-Gov. Jocelyne Roy Vienneau is being fondly remembered as an inspirational "trailblazer" and passionate advocate, who championed the need for "new sense of pride" in the province.

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had an election that ’s left the country more divided and fragmented, we ’ve get a Prime Minister who has stoke the separatist cause in his own sake. 

 “ It use to be the Tory and Unionist party but they ’re now just dally to English nationalism. If anyone is concerned about the interruption - up of the UK they need a strong Labour Party go forward and I am the person who can speak to all part of the UK. ” 

 Mr Burnham added: “ I ’ve got huge respect for Jim, he ’s given his all to the Labour Party, but in Scotland we do now need a uninfected break, we need a process of heed and learning and rebuilding and I believe in this contest I ’m the person best put to do that. ” 

 It came as the man who wrote the party ’s UK manifesto warned Labour is confront one of the greatest crises in its history. Jon Cruddas said whoever takes the helm as the new drawing card follow Ed Miliband ’s resignation in the wake of a shocking General Election defeat must be prepared for a rethink on what the party is all about. 

 Mr Cruddas, who was drafted in by Mr Miliband to conduct a policy reappraisal and oversee the 2015 manifesto, said the party ’s election loss was “ heavy ”. 

 The MP for Dagenham and Rainham suppose: “ Arguably, it ’s one of the great crises of the Labour Party ’s history. 

 “ I argued that the 2010 frustration was actually the worst frustration in Labour history since 1918, and the defeat of 10 days ago was much bad - so this is profound. ” 

 He said the new leader must be someone who “ owns ” the May 7 defeat, and warned against “ swerving around ” it. 

 Mr Cruddas added that the task for a newfangled leader will be huge, and they must be “ disposed to function to the dark places and fundamentally rethink what the Labour Party is for, who it constitute, what it ’s all about ”. 

 Mr Cruddas also called for the initiation of an independent Labour party in England that seeks to contest the “ very notion of advanced English nationhood ”. New Brunswick Lt.-Gov. Jocelyne Roy Vienneau is being fondly remembered as an inspirational " pioneer " and passionate advocate, who championed the need for " new sense of pride " in the province. 

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had an election that’s left the country and we’ve got Prime Minister who in own interest. “It to be the and Unionist party but they’re now playing to English nationalism. If anyone is concerned about the break-up of the they need a strong Labour Party going forward and I am the person can to parts the UK.” Mr Burnham added: “I’ve got huge respect for Jim, he’s given his all to Labour Party, but in Scotland we do now a clean break, we a process of listening and and and I in contest the person best to do that.” It came as the man who wrote the party’s UK manifesto warned Labour is one of crises in history. Cruddas whoever takes the the new leader following Ed Miliband’s wake of a shocking General Election defeat must prepared for rethink on what the party is about. Mr Cruddas, who was drafted in by Miliband to conduct a policy review and oversee the 2015 manifesto, said the party’s election “profound”. The MP for and Rainham said: it’s of great of the Party’s history. “I argued that the 2010 defeat was actually the defeat in Labour history since 1918, and the defeat of ago much worse - this is profound.” He the leader must be someone the 7 against around” Mr Cruddas added that task for a new leader be huge, and they to the dark places and fundamentally rethink what Labour Party is for, who it represents, it’s all about”. Mr Cruddas also called for the creation of an Labour party that seeks to contest the “very notion of English nationhood”. New Brunswick Jocelyne Roy Vienneau is being fondly remembered as an "trailblazer" passionate advocate, championed the need "new sense of in the province.
 had an election that’s left the Country morE diviDed And FrAgmeNted, We’ve got a Prime MINistEr who has stoked the separAtist CaUSe in HIs Own inTerest.

“IT UsED To bE tHe torY aND UNioniSt pArty but They’re now jUst PlAying to EngliSH nAtionalism. if aNyone is conceRneD about ThE brEAk-up oF thE UK thEy need A Strong labour ParTy GOing foRWard and i AM tHe peRson who can speak to ALl PArts of the UK.”

Mr BUrnham AdDEd: “i’VE goT huGe respect fOr jim, he’S Given hiS AlL TO The lAbour Party, but In Scotland wE Do nOw need A cLeaN Break, wE need A pROceSs of listeniNg anD learning And rebUIlding aND I belieVe in thIs cOntEst I’M ThE pErsOn BEst PLaCed TO do That.”

It caMe As The maN who WROTE the ParTy’s Uk maniFesto warned LaBouR is fACinG one oF the gReatEsT crisEs in itS histOrY. Jon Cruddas said WhoeVer takes tHe hElM as ThE new lEAder foLloWinG Ed MiliBand’s reSIgnAtION In The wake of a shocking geNERaL ElectioN defeaT MuSt BE prepareD fOr a RethINK on whAt thE PaRty is all About.

MR crUdDas, who wAs DrafteD iN by mr MIlibaND to cOnduct A policy rEview ANd oversee the 2015 maNIfesto, said the PArTY’S eLEctiOn lOss was “profoUnd”.

THE MP fOr DaGEnHam ANd RaiNham sAiD: “arGUably, it’s one of the greAt Crises Of the labour Party’s hIstory.

“I argUED That the 2010 dEfeaT WaS Actually the worSt defEat in LabouR History sInce 1918, aNd the defEat of 10 days AGO was much WorSe - sO thIs iS PRoFound.”

He said thE NEw leAdEr must bE soMeone whO “owNs” tHe MAy 7 dEfEat, and warNed againSt “SwErViNg aRound” IT.

Mr CruddAs AddEd ThaT the tASk for a New leAder WiLl BE huGe, and thEY mUST be “pRePaRed tO go To The daRk plACes And fundAmentally RetHInk wHaT tHe LabouR Party is for, whO iT representS, wHat It’s all ABOut”.

Mr CruDdas also called for the creATion of aN inDepenDent labour parTy iN EnglaNd tHAt seekS to conTest tHe “VerY NOtion OF MoDerN ENglish natiONHooD”. New BRuNswiCk Lt.-Gov. jocelyne Roy VienneaU Is bEing fondly remEmbEred AS An InsPIrATioNaL "TraILBlazer" and passioNate advocaTe, WHo Championed THe nEeD for "new Sense of Pride" IN the proVince.

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 had an election that’s le ft the cou ntrymor e d iv ided  and  fragmented, w e ’vegot a Prime Minister w ho ha ss toke d  t he se paratis t  c a u sein  h isow n  i ntere st. 

“It u sed to bethe  T ory and Unio n is t party bu t t hey’re now j ust  playi ng  to Engli shnatio nalism .  If an yone is c on c erneda bout th e br eak- up of the UK they ne e d a strong Lab our Pa rt y  g o i ngfor ward and I  a m the personw ho c a n s p eak to all pa rts of theU K.” 

Mr B ur nha m  added : “I’ ve got  huge respe ct f or Jim, h e’s gi v en hisa ll to t he Lab our  Pa rty, bu tinSc o tla n dwed o n ow needacl ean b reak , w e  nee d a  pro cessof listeningand  lea r nin g and  rebu ildi ng  andI beli eve i nthis contest I’ m th e personbes tpla ce d tod o that .”
It  came a s the m a n w ho w r ot e the party’s UK m an i f es to warne d Labo u ris facing o ne  of  the g reate st c r is es in it s hist o ry .Jon Cru dd as sai dwho eve r tak e s th e helm  as thenew l e ader following Ed Miliband’s re s i gn a tion  in  the wake o f as hock ingG en era l  Elec tionde f ea t  must be prepared f or  a ret hinkon what the p arty is al l a bout.

M r Cr u dd a s, who was dra ftedin by Mr M i liband t o con duct a p olicy rev i e w and ov ers eethe  20 1 5  m anifesto, sai d thepa rty’s e lec tion lo sswas  “p rof ou nd”.

The  MP forDa ge nh am  an d Rai n ham said :“Ar gu abl y, it ’ s oneof th e gr ea tc ris es of t h eL a bour  P ar ty’s  hi st ory.
“Ia rgu ed that  the 2010  de f eatwa sactuall y the worst d ef eat in Lab ou r h istory s ince 191 8, and the defeat of 10 days ag o w as mu ch w orse - so  th is ispro f ound.” 

He s aid t he  ne w leade r mu stbe  someone w h o  “o wns”th e Ma y 7 def eat, and warned ag a ins t “swerving a rou nd”i t .
Mr Cr u dda sa dde d that the task f or a new l ea d er  will be h u ge,  a nd they  must b e “pr e pared t o go to t he dark p la cesa n d f undamental ly rethi nk what t h e Lab o ur  Part y i s for,  w hoit re presen t s,whatit’s a ll  about ”.

M rCruddasalso called for the cre ationof an  in dependent  La b our  party in  Eng land thatsee ksto co nte s t the  “ve r ynot i on of  mod e rn Englis h  n ati o n ho od”. New Br u n s wic k Lt. -Go v . Joce lyne  Roy Vienneau isb eing fondly re memb e r edasa n in sp irational "tra ilb la z e r" and p as sionate adv ocate, w ho champ ionedthe ne ed for" n ew senseof p rid e" in the  pr ov i nce.

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 had_an election_that’s left the country_more divided_and_fragmented, we’ve_got_a Prime Minister_who has stoked_the separatist cause in_his own interest.

“It_used_to be the Tory and Unionist party but they’re now just playing to English_nationalism._If anyone_is_concerned_about the break-up of the_UK they need a strong_Labour Party_going forward and I am the person who_can_speak to all_parts of the UK.”

Mr Burnham added: “I’ve got huge_respect for Jim, he’s given his_all to the_Labour_Party,_but in Scotland we_do now need a clean break,_we need a process of listening_and learning and rebuilding and I believe_in this contest I’m the person_best placed to do that.”

It_came as_the man who wrote the_party’s UK manifesto_warned Labour_is facing one_of the greatest crises in its_history. Jon Cruddas_said whoever takes the helm as_the_new leader following_Ed_Miliband’s_resignation in_the wake of_a_shocking General_Election_defeat must be prepared for a_rethink_on what the party is all about.

Mr_Cruddas, who was drafted_in_by Mr Miliband to_conduct a policy review and_oversee the 2015 manifesto, said the_party’s election_loss was_“profound”.

The MP for Dagenham and Rainham said: “Arguably, it’s one of_the great crises of the Labour_Party’s history.

“I argued that_the 2010_defeat_was actually the_worst_defeat in_Labour history since 1918, and the defeat_of 10_days ago was much worse -_so this is profound.”

He_said_the new leader must be someone_who “owns” the May 7 defeat,_and warned against “swerving around”_it.

Mr_Cruddas_added that the task for_a new leader will be huge,_and they must_be “prepared to go to the dark_places_and fundamentally rethink what the Labour_Party_is for, who it represents, what_it’s_all_about”.

Mr Cruddas also called for_the creation of an independent Labour_party in England that seeks to contest the “very_notion of modern_English nationhood”. New Brunswick Lt.-Gov._Jocelyne_Roy_Vienneau is being fondly remembered as an inspirational "trailblazer" and_passionate advocate,_who championed the_need for "new sense of pride" in the province.

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