Letter: A bit back to front over Labour embracing capitalism

Saturday 25 July 1992 23:02 BST

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YOUR editorial ('Another left-wing role?', 19 July) asks what job Neil Kinnock is now best fitted for. I would suggest the one he shone at most: that of left-wing Labour MP and front-bench critic. He was, after all, the MP who voted most against the Labour governments of 1974-7 from the Labour side.

Charles Murray

London N17

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