Nonetheless, Knightley has spent 50 years voting Labour around the world and is not about to stop now. Novelist Lisa Appignanesi , definitely voting Labour, reckoned we'd all had more than enough time to decide whom to vote for - after all, 'New Labour has run four years in government as if they were constantly running an election campaign '. And it wasn't all bad. Tribune editor Mark Seddon is going to vote Labour, because although 'Old Labour may be much weakened it does still exist in the party, somewhere' . Although, he pointed out, you can't have '100 percent loyalty to something like New Labour, which is pretty much just an advertising slogan '.
Labour are imperfect, but they're less imperfect than the others' .