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Banner image "Labour Conference 2004"
Last Updated: Wednesday, 15 August 2007, 14:58 GMT 15:58 UK
A British soldier in Iraq
Troops-out of Iraq call defeated
Labour's leadership sees off calls for an early pull-out of troops from Iraq, winning a conference vote on the issue by four to one.
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At-a-glance: Labour conference
Blair insists Iraq war justified
Britain backs arms treaty calls
Early changes promised for Lords
Terror fight 'key to third term'
Kinnock tips Bush to win election

ALSO AT CONFERENCE

BBC News Online's diary from the Labour Party conference Conference diary: Who's been keeping Blunkett awake?

Nick Assinder examines the issues surrounding Tony Blair's calculations about whether to say sorry over the Iraq warThe hardest word
Nick Assinder on Tony Blair, the Iraq war and not-quite apologies
Ask Labour Party
Peter Hain answered your questions

Podium finish?
Watching Blair make his big speech (and deal with hecklers)

MORE CONFERENCE NEWS
We've more to do, says Brown
Clarke offers education 'crusade'
Don't panic, Straw tells Labour
Unions defeat Labour in rail vote
Hodge warns of 'growing racism'
Minister reassures on pension age
Labour to vote on Iraq withdrawal
Blair: I'm not the wobbling sort
'Hold nerve on Iraq' - Mandelson
Prescott attacks pro-hunt 'mob'
Labour leadership suffers defeat
Cabinet minister starts web diary

INTERVIEWS AND FEATURES
Write Tony Blair's speech
Kinnock's tips for the top
Analysis: Brown's speech
Analysis: Blair shows no regret
Shadow of Brighton bomb
'No safety first' says Blunkett
Party conference blockbusters


Time to pull out?
Labour delegates give their views on Iraq

Access denied
Conference security is tight - but so are our man's trousers...
SEASIDE MEMORIES

Looking back
Key moments from seaside political gatherings of the past.
1980: Thatcher 'not for turning'
1983: Labour's 'dream ticket'
1984: The Brighton bomb
1999: Kennedy takes his bow
2000: Mandela pops in
2001: Duncan Smith's debut
2002: Blair's bold pledge
2003: Brown's message to Blair


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