One hundred years of Labour

The Labour Party celebrated its centenary on Sunday 27 February, 100 years which have seen it grow from a workers' movement to a party that in 1997 claimed support across all elements of British society. BBC News Online looks at the party's past and its future.

	Callaghan	Foot	Kinnock	Blair
	Four Labour leaders tell BBC News Online about what the party means to them.

Labour voices
Some of Labour's most significant figures reflect on the party's development over the past 100 years.

Denis Healey: Two decades of civil war

Bryan Gould: A soufflé of good intentions

Tony Benn: Lessons of history

Tony Wright: An extremely young party

Barbara Castle: A party rooted in social justice

	Tebbit	Scargill	Williams
	Three of Labour's sternest critics give their views of the party.

Head to Head
A Labour moderniser and a keeper of the Old Labour faith battle it out over where the party goes from here.

Philip Gould: "The mission remains the same"

Mark Seddon: "The party's dazed and confused"