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Via Prison Planet.com \u00bb World News<\/p>\n

Tim Shipman
\nUK Daily Mail<\/a>
\nMonday, May 17th, 2010<\/p>\n

David Cameron declared himself a ‘Liberal Conservative’ and boasted of running a ‘progressive alliance’ yesterday as it emerged that he has recruited prominent Labour figures to advise his coalition.<\/p>\n

The Prime Minister took a leaf from Tony Blair’s ‘big tent’ approach by signing up Labour MP Frank Field and left-wing intellectual Will Hutton.<\/p>\n

Mr Field, a former welfare minister, has been sounded out about advising the Government on how to tackle poverty.<\/p>\n

Mr Hutton, head of the left- of-centre Work Foundation will run a ‘fair pay review’ to ensure public-sector bosses are paid no more than 20 times the amount received by their lowliest employee.<\/p>\n

The Tories have also asked former BP boss Lord Browne, a business ambassador for Gordon Brown, to be a Whitehall efficiency watchdog. But in creating a rainbow coalition, Mr Cameron risks alienating his party’s grass roots.<\/p>\n

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