Concetti Chiave
- The Labour Party has governed during only four brief periods in the 20th century, yet its impact on British society has been transformative.
- Core values include social justice, community strength, valuing hard work, decency, and balancing rights with responsibilities.
- Labour is a key centre-left political force in the UK, committed to maintaining open and democratic engagement between people, party, and government.
- The modern era of Labour, termed "New Labour," began in 1994 under Tony Blair, leading to a significant electoral victory in 1997.
- The party faced challenges post-Iraq War, leading to Tony Blair's resignation in 2007, succeeded by Gordon Brown until 2010.
L'ascesa del partito Labour
Labour has only been in government for four short periods of the 20s century. However the result obtained have revolutionised the lives of the British people. The values of the Labour Party today are the original ones:
social justice
strong community and strong values
reward for hard work
decency
right together with responsibilities
Today the Labour is one of the most important centre-left political parties in the United Kingdom. The party remains open and democratic to help the contact between people, party and government.
Il nuovo Labour e Tony Blair
The modern Labour party, also known as “The new Labour”, started in 1994 with an important man for the party but also for the country: Tony Blair.
The party won the 1997 general election with the largest Labour majority ever, and the largest swing to a political party achieved since 1945.
“New Labour is a party of ideas and ideals but not of outdated ideology. What counts is what works. The objectives are radical. The means will be modern.”
La svolta con la guerra in Iraq
An important turning point was when Tony Blair decided to allied himself with the USA President George Bush during the Iraq War. This was an unpopular decision and Tony Blair must leave his power as Prime Minister in May 2007. The new Prime Minister of the Labour was Gordon Brown until 2010.
Today the symbol of the party is a rose and the colour of the Labour is red.