Dust settles on Milburn's return
Press Review 10 September 2004
Friday's papers analyse the ramifications of Alan Milburn's return to the government as Labour's election and policy supremo.
Milburn back as election 'supremo'
News Article 9 September 2004
Tony Blair has chaired the first meeting of his new Cabinet, with Alan Milburn back at the top table.
Milburn returns as 'policy supremo'
Press Review 9 September 2004
Alan Milburn has returned to the Cabinet in what Downing Street described as a "policy supremo" role.
Speculation mounts over Milburn return
Press Review 6 September 2004
Downing Street has refused to comment on speculation that Alan Milburn could make a return to the Cabinet.
Milburn set for quick Cabinet comeback
News Article 6 September 2004
Alan Milburn has been widely tipped to make a swift Cabinet return in a forthcoming government reshuffle.
Milburn and Byers plotting third term course
Press Review 19 May 2004
The Guardian focuses on the roles of former Cabinet ministers and loyal Blairites Alan Milburn and Stephen Byers in the run up to the next general election.
Milburn calls for charities to run services
Press Review 7 May 2004
Alan Milburn has called on charities to run some public services.
Milburn backs paid paternity leave
News Article 7 April 2004
Downing Street ally Alan Milburn has pressed for an extension in paternity leave rights for fathers.
Milburn presses for 'power to the people'
News Article 2 March 2004
The Labour Party should fight the next general election on a "power to the people" manifesto, Alan Milburn has argued.
Labour set to back patient power
Press Review 2 March 2004
Patients will be given a right to legal redress if they have to wait more than three months for a hospital operation, under plans being proposed for Labour’s manifesto.
Engineering and Technology Board
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Depression Alliance
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Milburn backs localised powers
Press Review 21 January 2004
