One member of this party, Gerald Kaufman, criticized party leader Michael Foot's platform as "the longest suicide note in history" prior to a monumental defeat that resulted in Neil Kinnock taking over this party .
One member of this party, Gerald Kaufman, criticized party leader Michael Foot's platform as "the longest suicide note in history" prior to a monumental defeat that resulted in Neil Kinnock taking over this party . The supposed "Granita Pact" was an agreement regarding succession in this party's leadership after John Smith's death, and it endured the so-called (*) "Winter of Discontent" and subsequent resignation of James Callaghan. Members of this party include Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Robin Cook, who resigned as foreign secretary at the onset of the 2003 Iraq War. For 10 points, name this British political party, the traditional rival of the Tories, whose more recent Prime Ministers have included Tony Blair.
One member of this party, Gerald Kaufman, criticized party leader Michael Foot's platform as "the longest suicide note in history" prior to a monumental defeat that resulted in Neil Kinnock taking over this party .
Labour Party