Correspondents include: Bryan Gould MP, on the need to set up a new left-of-centre policy platform within the Labour Party to be 'inspired by a defining radical momentum', February 1993; Vaughne Miller, House of Commons Library, 6 May 1993; Christopher Forsyth, on the Maastricht Treaty, 31 July 1993; letter to Roger Berry MP, on raising the issue of Europe during the Labour leadership contest, 16 June 1994; Peter Mandelson MP, thanking Spearing for sending a copy of his 'EU speech', 8 November 1995; David Davis MP, answering Spearing's question on parliamentary scrutiny of the Europol Convention and the European Council, January and July 1996; Cathryn Scott, Select Committee on European Legislation, regarding the government's purchase of Railtrack shares under European law, 3 May 1996; Vaughne Miller, House of Commons Library, 11 June 1996; circular letter to Tony Blair MP, Robin Cook MP, Peter Shore MP, Gavin Strang MP, and Austin Mitchell MP, on the 'Save Britain's Fish' campaign, enclosing copies of Spearing's speeches, 25 June 1996; Tony Blair MP, on subjects including the history of trade unionism, European Monetary Union, and Conservative Party statements on Europe, November 1996-February 1997; Betty Boothroyd, on the issue of Ministers and frontbench MPs announcing policy via televised interviews, 10 February 1997; and Leon Brittan, on anti-dumping regulations in European Community law.