Prospects for Labour Kirsty Malcolm IT has been the Season of the Mole in British politics. First came the Royal Mole, Sir Anthony Blunt, one time art advisor to Her Majesty, who recently admitted purveying sensitive information to the Soviet Union soon after World War II. Then followed a succession of Red Moles, caught nibbling away the entrails of the Labour Movement, by, the hounds of Fleet Street, Hard on their heels appeared reports of Blue Moles, in the form of CIA and NATO agents, already entrenched in the body of the leading working class party.
