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Labours manifesto: new policies | LabourList
This morning Ed Miliband unveiled Labours manifesto in Manchester. Before the Labour leader took to the stage, we already knew that the first page of this.
Election 2015: Labours manifesto in 90 seconds
And it is a plan which shows Labour is not only the party of change but the party of responsibility too, the pamphlet states. On the crucial issue of the NHS, Labour promises to create a ��2.5 billion NHS Time to Care fund, paid for from a mansion tax.
Labour 2015 manifesto: Miliband pledges to balance.
Ed Miliband has outlined his partys ambitious plans in Labours 2015 manifesto, including pledges to balancing the books, cut Britains deficit year-on-year and increasing the minimum wage.
Britain’s Main Parties Revert to Form
The Labour Party and the Conservatives slipped back into more traditional alignments this week as the national election campaign entered its decisive stretch.
Green party manifesto: what Labour says, only more so
While Ed Miliband and David Cameron limit the grandiosity of their promises to the creation of a better Britain, Natalie Bennetts manifesto pledges ���healing��� on a planetary scale. And while Labour, the Tories and the Lib Dems jostle for position.
Labour manifesto promises budget responsibility lock
Under what he called a budget responsibility lock, Miliband also said the partys manifesto required no additional borrowing. Labour would also legislate for all major parties in future to have their spending and tax proposals independently audited.
British Public Sector Workers Strike Over Poverty Pay
Hundreds of thousands of public sector workers including teachers, council workers and firefighters staged a 24-hour pay strike on Thursday in a stoppage that has prompted Prime Minister David Cameron to pledge a crackdown on union powers.
Labours Manifesto ��� Where Blue Labour meets ���Brown.
Ed Miliband was in fine form for Labours manifesto launch in Manchester this morning. His delivery was soaring, as was his confidence. Miliband has his ���game face��� on as the campaign gets into its final weeks. The Labour��.
RENOUNCING OF RIGHTS AFFIRMED BY ALFONSO; Sick-Bed Ceremony Confirms Don Juan as Claimant
ROME, Feb. 17 -- The renunciation of his rights to the throne of Spain, which former King Alfonso made in a manifesto last week, today received solemn confirmation at a meeting in the sick room of the former monarch, where Juan, Jaime, Victoria and Alfonsos Chamberlain, Count de los Amdes, gathered.. renunciation confirmed
Labour releases Tory ���pledge card��� ahead of Camerons.
Labours manifesto launch is done and dusted (you can read about what the newly announced policies are here and read the manifesto itself here) ��� but tomorrow is Tory manifesto day. Labour has gone back on the attack��.
‘Marx’s General’
“On 30 June 1869, Friedrich Engels, a Manchester mill owner, gave up his job in the family business after nearly twenty years.”
British Politicians Confront YouTube, Warily
Despite the British Parliamentary tradition of freewheeling political debate, expectations are low for a series of televised debates among the leaders of Britains three major parties that begins on Thursday, three weeks before election day. As Britains Channel 4 News explains, it seems a fear of gaffes has led the parties to insist on such a long list of rules for the encounters that they are likely to be far less dramatic than the Question Time sessions that British prime ministers have to endure on a regular basis.. Observers looking to be entertained by the British election campaign might hold out hope for what will appear on YouTube in the next few weeks. But the official channels of the major parties are not the place to start looking.
Did anyone proofread the Labour manifesto?
I was reading the manifesto for a laugh. On ���license���, increasingly few people are even aware that theres a difference between the verb and the noun. This probably has nothing to do with Axelrod. On an unrelated note, but speaking of postal votes and.
Leader of Spains Podemos: Stop Austerity to Halt Far-Rights Rise
Europe must stop its austerity policies or watch far-right movements continue to grow and pose a real danger to democracy, said Pablo Iglesias, leader of Spains Podemos party that like Greeces Syriza aims to offer a leftist alternative.
Chuka Umunna: Labour will not need to borrow ��100 billion for manifesto pledges
Analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence has suggested it could cost up to ��100 billion to fund Labours election programme. ���Thats not a number I recognise,��� the MP for Streatham said at the Grant Thornton business debate. ���In our manifesto there are no .
Puzzled by the manifestos? The Tories and Labour have swapped clothes
If mega-numbers convince few, Labours manifesto reassurances may resonate, with a minimum wage of ���more than��� ��8 an hour by 2019, or no cuts to tax credits, against Osbornes terrifyingly unspecified ��12bn of cuts to benefits. Or 25 hours of free.
Breivik, Anders Behring
Updated: Aug. 24, 2012Anders Behring Breivik, a Norwegian, killed 77 people in a bombing and a shooting rampage in Oslo and on Utoya Island, a summer camp for young political activists, on July 22, 2011.Mr. Breivik, a right-wing extremist, admitted to the slayings in a court hearing shortly afterward, but denied criminal guilt, portraying the victims as traitors for embracing multiculturalism and Muslim immigration policies.On Aug. 24, 2012, a Norwegian court sentenced Mr. Breivik to 21 years in prison after ruling that he had been sane at the time of the massacre. The sentence is the longest provided by Norwegian law; it can be extended if Mr. Breivik is later deemed to still be a menace to society.His 10-week trial, which ended in June, centered on the question of his sanity. Defense lawyers argued that Mr. Breivik was sane when he bombed buildings in downtown Oslo, killing eight people, before killing 69 people at a summer youth camp run by the Labour Partyd, and should therefore be sentenced to prison. Prosecutors said that he was mentally ill, was not criminally responsible, and should be hospitalized instead.Members of the defense team had evoked Mr. Breiviks human rights in their conclusion that he should be held accountable for his crimes. Mr. Breivik has said that the killings were committed in self-defense to combat what he has called the Islamic colonization of Europe. He has argued that an insanity judgment would detract from his cause.The defendant has a radical political project, said one of his lawyers. To make his acts something pathological and sick deprives him of his right to take responsibility for his own actions.A judge said that the decision reached by the five-member panel hearing the case had been unanimous. Reading from a 90-page judgment, she refuted Mr. Breiviks assertion that he acted as part of a network called the Knights Templar, saying there was no evidence to prove its existence. Mr. Breivik has said he was present when it was founded in London in 2002.The bombing and shooting spree convulsed Norway, and the countrys police chief was forced to resign in August 2012 after an independent commission found that the police could have averted or at least disrupted Mr. Breiviks plot.Report Faults Police ResponseThe report by an independent commission also said the domestic intelligence service could have done more to track down Mr. Breivik while he conducted his shooting rampage, but stopped short of saying it could have stopped him.While noting that the attacks may be the most shocking and incomprehensible acts ever experienced in Norway, the 500-page report said the bombing could have been prevented if already adopted security measures had been implemented more effectively.Read More.Mr. Breivik was able to park a van with a fertilizer bomb just outside the high-rise government headquarters building in Oslo before he drove another car to the Labor Partys youth camp on Utoya.The 500-page report said that a car bomb at the government complex and several coordinated attacks have been recurring scenarios in threat assessments as well as for safety analyses and exercise scenarios for many years.Plans to close off the street in front of the government building were approved in 2010, but work on constructing physical barriers had not been completed and no temporary obstacles had been set up. A parking ban in the area was not strictly enforced.The police response to the shooting spree was slowed down by a series of blunders, including flaws in communication systems and the breakdown of an overloaded boat carrying a police anti-terror unit. Meanwhile, Norways only police helicopter was left unused, its crew on vacation.BackgroundMr. Breivik attended the elite high school where the countrys current king, Harald V, and his son once studied. Former classmates remembered him as quiet but intelligent, with a small rebellious streak: he was a prolific graffiti artist.Former classmates and colleagues described him as unremarkable and easy to forget, qualities, perhaps inborn, that he cultivated — consciously, he would say — to mask his dedication to what he called his martyrdom operation.Once a schoolboy who was fond of hip-hop and had a Muslim best friend, in his 20s he began to view the immigrants who flowed freely into Norway and elsewhere in Europe as enemies, and those who sought to accommodate them as traitors, worthy only of execution.For years, Mr. Breivik participated in debates in Internet forums on the dangers of Islam and immigration. It is not clear at what point he decided that violence was the solution to the ills he believed were tearing European civilization asunder. Before the attacks he was careful never to telegraph his intentions.Early in life, Mr. Breivik, far from being a radical, appeared to be on a track to join Norways political establishment. He grew up in Skoyen, a middle-class district of western Oslo. His father, a civil servant, and mother, a nurse, divorced when he was 1. Beyond that, his childhood seems to have been uneventful; Mr. Breivik said in his manifesto that it was happy.Toward the end of high school, he joined the youth wing of the Progress Party, drawn to its anti-immigrant platform and market capitalist bent. But those who knew him from those days said that he failed to leave much of a mark.He began to struggle with life, those who knew him said. He became estranged from his father, who moved to France. Then his sister, Elisabeth, on whom he seemed to rely in his fathers absence, moved to the United States and married an American.It was a time when, according to his manifesto, his political views began to transmute. He began to perceive what he said was the hostility of Muslim youth. He latched on to reports of attacks against ethnic Norwegian men and rapes of ethnic Norwegian women by immigrant gangs.Mr. Breivik wrote that the NATO bombing of Serbia in 1999 was a tipping point for him, describing the operation meant to halt a genocide as a betrayal of a fellow Christian people for the sake of Muslims.He spent the next decade slowly working out his plan, though few people, it seems, had any inkling of it.To earn money for the attacks, he wrote that he had started a company that earned him millions. Neighbors cast doubt on this claim, however, saying that they thought he had inherited some money from relatives.As he went about gathering six tons of ammonium nitrate fertilizer and turning aspirin powder into pure acetylsalicylic acid for his bomb, he led an active life online, railing against Muslims and Marxists in debate forums.The police say he rented a farm in eastern Norway, not far from the capital, and holed up there for several months to prepare his bomb.Breiviks WritingsA Facebook page and a Twitter account set up under his name days before the rampage suggest a conscious effort to construct a public persona and leave a legacy for others. Mr. Breivik cited philosophers like Machiavelli, Kant and John Stuart Mill. Although there did not appear to be calls for violence in his Internet postings, he hinted at his will to act in his lone Twitter post, paraphrasing Mill: One person with a belief is equal to the force of 100,000 who have only interests.In a 1,500-page manifesto, posted on the Web hours before the attacks, Mr. Breivik recorded a day-by-day diary of months of planning for the attacks, and claimed to be part of a small group that intended to seize political and military control of Western European countries and implement a cultural conservative political agenda.He predicted a conflagration that would kill or injure more than a million people, adding, The time for dialogue is over. We gave peace a chance. The time for armed resistance has come.Mr. Breiviks manifesto spells out plans for using anthrax as part of his war to defend Europe against what he called the rising threat of Muslim domination. But experts in biological weapons said the manifesto showed no evidence that he had actually obtained the lethal germ or could wield it as a weapon. They said the document — at least on the subject of germ attacks — evoked the air of an armchair theorist rather than someone poised to commit mass slaughter.The manifesto was signed Andrew Berwick, an Anglicized version of his name. The manifesto, entitled 2083: A European Declaration of Independence, equates liberalism and multiculturalism with cultural Marxism, which the document says is destroying European Christian civilization.The document also describes a secret meeting in London in April 2002 to reconstitute the Knights Templar, a Crusader military order. It says the meeting was attended by nine representatives of eight European countries, evidently including Mr. Breivik, with an additional three members unable to attend, including a European-American.A Well-Organized AttackOne thing is certain: the killings pointed to a meticulous and well-organized attack on Norways current and future political elite. Police said that after Mr. Breivik exploded a car bomb outside government offices in downtown Oslo, he then traveled to Utoya Island, a wooded retreat sponsored by Norways Liberal Party, located about 19 miles northwest of Oslo. He went to the camp, which is accessible only by boat, dressed as a police officer. Once there, he said he had come to check on the security of the young political campers. He then gathered them together and proceeded, coldly, to shoot them and then hunt down those who fled.As soon as the shooting started, witnesses said, people panicked, running in all directions, tumbling down the islands rocky hill in an attempt to reach the sea. Even after many made it into the water, Mr. Breivik calmly and methodically shot at those who were swimming.He was equipped, the police said, with an automatic rifle and a handgun; when the police finally got to the island, about 40 minutes after the shooting started, Mr. Breivik surrendered when they called out to him, dropping his weapons. The police said that they had difficulty reaching the island, which delayed their response.Norways prime minister, Jens Stoltenberg, had been scheduled to speak to the campers; a former leader of Labors youth wing, he had attended the camp every summer since 1974.Fearful of MulticulturalismTo the consternation of many Norwegians, Mr. Breivik appears to have achieved at least one of his stated aims — a highly visible platform, with the eyes of the world upon him.The authorities have described Mr. Breivik as a fundamentalist Christian, a gun-loving Norwegian obsessed with what he saw as the threat of multiculturalism and Muslim immigration to the cultural and patriotic values of his country.Mr. Breiviks lawyer, Geir Lippestad, has described him as a very cold person who lived in his own world, buttressed by drugs and the belief that he was a warrior doomed to die for a cause that others did not comprehend. He said that his client called the killings atrocious, but necessary.Depicted as a LonerOn the second day of the trial, Mr. Breivik described the deaths as the most spectacular sophisticated political act in Europe since the Second World War and said he would do it over again. He rejected an assessment by one psychiatrist that he suffered from a narcissistic personality disorder. July 22 wasnt about me. July 22 was a suicide attack. I wasnt expecting to survive that day, he said.On the third and fourth days of the trial, prosecutors pressed Mr. Breivik on his extremist affiliations. He insisted that he belonged to a cell within an organization with members across Europe. He sweated and equivocated through skeptical prosecutors questioning about his trips to Liberia and London in 2002, during which he says he met a Serbian war criminal and was a founder of the organization the Knights Templar.As prosecutors chipped away at the question of what happened on his travels, Mr. Breivik seemed to sense that they were seeking to portray him as a fantasist and a loner. But he refused to explain the trip, saying he did not want to expose other network members.Prosecutors continued to depict Mr. Breivik as a friendless loser, rather than the founder of a shadowy terrorism group.Contradictory Reports on Mental HealthTwo court-ordered psychiatric reports had contradictory conclusions as to the question of Mr. Breiviks sanity.The first court-ordered assessment of his mental health, submitted in November 2011, found him to be psychotic and a paranoid schizophrenic. The authors of the report said Mr. Breivik suffered a psychotic meltdown in 2006 when he lost money in a failed share deal, moved back in with his mother in western Oslo and began playing World of Warcraft, an online role-playing game, for 16 hours a day.The report said his mental condition left him emotionally flattened and led to the delusion that he was a member of a pan-European militant network that had invested in him the right to choose who should live and die.Mr. Breivik maintains that the militant network really exists, a contention that prosecutors said is absurd. Police interviews and their own cross-examination, they said, reveal someone who has substituted a myth for an unsatisfactory life story.A second court-ordered mental health assessment, delivered in April 2012, found that Mr. Breivik was sane at the time of the attacks.During the trial, by turns defiant, impassive and tearful, Mr. Breivik proclaimed that he acted in self-defense, bore no criminal guilt and rejected the authority of the court. He had previously denied criminal responsibility on the ground that he was protecting Norway against Islamic immigration.In remarkable evidence played to a packed and shocked courtroom, recordings of cellphone calls made by the gunman to the police suggested that he tried twice to give himself up and simply went on killing in the absence of officers to accept his surrender. In the period after the first call to his final shot being fired, prosecutors said, 41 people died. There has been much questioning of why the police took more than an hour to reach the island after the gunman launched the attack.Hide
In Britain, the Liberal Democrats vs. the Bankers
Nick Clegg, leader of Britains Liberal Democrats, has emerged as the likely kingmaker in the British election, and that seems sure to unnerve the bankers and traders operating in the City of London. Mr. Clegg has put forth a range of tough regulatory proposals to change the way the City operates, saying that bankers should fear the Liberal Democrats gaining greater influence over the government.. The Liberal Democrats are likely to be the kingmakers in the British election, and that seems sure to unnerve the bankers and traders operating in the City of London.
Why the Tories Are Flailing
In British politics, economic determinism is an unreliable guide to electoral outcomes.
Court Rules Against Britain in Life Terms for 3 Convicts
The European Court of Human Rights said there should be a review of the three mens sentences, with the possibility that they could be freed.. European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France, rules 16 to 1 that life sentences Great Britain handed to three convicted murderers amount to inhuman and degrading treatment because they have no hope of release; ruling deals blow to Britain and is one of several that have annoyed its dominant Conservative Party.
Top clubs must invest 5% of TV income in grassroots ��� LABOUR MANIFESTO
If the 5% tariff, proposed under Labours manifesto, was applied to the Premier Leagues income from domestic and overseas rights for the 2016 to 2019 contract, the total would almost certainly top ��400m. Photograph: Michael Regan/Getty Images.
Labour announce a fully-funded fare freeze in their manifesto
Ed Miliband is this morning launching Labours election manifesto in Manchester. Alongside the raft of policies that have already been announced, and the Budget Responsibility Lock which features on the first page of the��.
BBCs Nick Robinson appears to analyse Labour manifesto
The Tories manifesto is unveiled today and the Liberal Democrats is on Wednesday. Mr Robinson, 51, who is married with three children, has been sent an outpouring of good wishes, led by Prime Minister David Cameron. In a message recorded for the BBC .
On the Sceptred Isle, Immigration Is an Issue Fit for Whispers
Will an influx of strangers change Britain? It’s a question on many minds, but politicians skirt it like a landmine.
Labour border clash over cuts in manifesto
The Labour party sought to defend its economic credibility yesterday, even as polling showed them facing a wipeout in their Scottish heartland in the face of anti-cuts campaigning. A poll conducted by TNS showed the majority of Scots backing the.
Labour includes LGBT rights in manifesto pledges �� PinkNews
The Labour Party has released its manifesto ahead of next months election, and included within were several pledges related to LGBT issues.
London Tube Strike Causes Second Day of Travel Chaos
Millions of commuters faced a second day of travel chaos on Thursday due to a 48-hour strike by London Underground workers angry over ticket office closures and job cuts, with no sign of an end to the standoff between unions and rail bosses.
Leader of Spains Podemos: Stop Austerity to Halt Far-Rights Rise
Europe must stop its austerity policies or watch far-right movements continue to grow and pose a real danger to democracy, said Pablo Iglesias, leader of Spains Podemos party that like Greeces Syriza aims to offer a leftist alternative.
Labour manifesto guarantees primary school childcare until 6pm
A Labour plan to bring back guaranteed childcare from 8am to 6pm in all primary schools has made it into the partys manifesto. First mooted in September 2013 the policy has since been sidelined as the party focused on criticising unqualified teachers.
Labours manifesto problem: you cant fatten a pig on market day
British politics has turned upside down. Over the weekend, the Conservatives pledged to spend billions more on the NHS without explaining where the money would come from. Today, Labour publishes an election manifesto that begins with a pledge to ���cut .
Labour 2015 election manifesto - Daily Express
LABOUR has pledged to cut the deficit every year they are in power ��� without additional borrowing while getting national debt to fall.
Danny Alexander Pledges New Criminal Offence for Those Aiding Tax Evasion
A new criminal offence should be introduced to clamp down on tax evasion, a senior figure in Britains finance ministry said on Sunday in the wake of a scandal surrounding HSBC.
The front page of Labours manifesto | LabourList
Labour are launching their manifesto in Manchester today. As we revealed last night this will be a different from the usual manifesto, using the first page to.
Revealed: The first page of Labours manifesto ��� dedicated.
The Labour election manifesto is released in Manchester tomorrow (Monday) and the first page of that document has been released this evening ��� with a focus on ���Budget Responsibility���. Outlined on that page is a ���Budget��.
Britain Proposes Measures to Spur Economy
LONDON -- Britains Conservative-led government, seeking to deflect calls for a major change of economic strategy, said Sunday that it would ease planning laws and increase lending to small businesses. Prime Minister David Cameron and George Osborne, the chancellor of the Exchequer, are under growing pressure as their austerity plan fails to stimulate growth.
Man of Many Paradoxes; PAVANNES AND DIVAGATIONS. By Ezra Pound. 243 pp. New York: New Directions. $4.75.
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Weekly Survey: Labour manifesto and the election | LabourList
Labour launched their 2015 manifesto on Monday morning. We have got a rundown of which policies in the manifesto are brand spanking new, and what they entail. At the time of setting up the survey, weve spotted five.
Labours high tax manifesto is driven by misdirected anger
In 2013, Tony Blair wrote that the guiding principle of the Labour Party ���should be that we are the seekers after answers, not the repository for peoples anger���. In 2015, Ed Miliband has replied to that challenge with an election manifesto that is.
Union Thug Proud of Riot and the Labour Manifesto - Guido.
Union Thug Proud of Riot and the Labour Manifesto. Here is a hard-hatted Labour supporter captioned ���Andy, docker��� in the partys manifesto: Ordinary ���Andy��� looks remarkably similar to Andy Green, the Unite convenor at��.
Facing Tough Elections, South Africas Zuma Vows to Crush Corruption
South African President Jacob Zuma announced a crackdown on corruption on Saturday, presenting his ruling ANCs manifesto for elections this year that will give the party its toughest political test since the end of apartheid.
RBS Turns to an Architect of Light Touch Regulation
The man synonymous with the light-touch regulation which allowed Royal Bank of Scotland to spiral out of control before its 45.5 billion pound government rescue looks set to guide it back to private hands.
Labour manifesto set in Harry Potter universe - NewsThump
The new labour manifesto contains multiple references to a better future for muggles and a need to end the reign of Voldemort, it was revealed this morning.
2015 Manifesto Shock: Labours Energy Policy Actually More Insane Than The.
It does not help that their manifesto is a crazy disorganised mess, with vague statements on energy scattered throughout the document. The bulk of Labours energy policy is contained within a section bizarrely titled ���Mending the markets that people.
Joined Up Thinking In Labour Manifesto - Techno Guido
In a piece of spectacular cognitive dissonance, todays Labour manifesto managed to both hail the City of London as a world beating model for devolved industrial regions and to then malign the City for taking advantage of an��.
Ed Miliband criticised over LABOUR MANIFESTO | UK | News.
LABOURS spending plans for the next parliament have been slammed as a ���big unknown��� - as the party launches its election manifesto today.
Labour Manifesto Author Backs Tory Right-To-Buy Policy.
It could have been so different, the policy could have been a Labour manifesto commitment if only they had taken up the recommendation from the Labour aligned IPPR think-tank: ippr-sell-homes. The report recommended:.
THE ENGLISH LABOR PARTY.; Its Own Official Declaration That It Is Socialist.
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Tougher sentences for hate crime in Labours anti-racism manifesto
Ed Miliband today published his partys manifesto for black and ethnic minority communities, including a pledge on new guidance from the Sentencing Council to ensure appropriate penalties for aggravated hate crimes. Police and prosecutors guidance .
10 things Guardian readers think should be in the Labour manifesto
Overall, the pitch our readers suggest Labour made to the country is considerably to the left of what Labour are likely to promise on Monday. This suggests a frustration with the increasing similarity of the three main parties, and the dangers of.
10 things Guardian readers think should be in the Labour.
Renationalisation, a living wage and electoral reform: our readers set out what they think Labour should include in their election manifesto.
BBC Rewind: 1983 Labour manifesto
Leader Michael Foot claims that Britain cannot afford to continue with the present policies of the Conservative government. The manifesto was later dubbed the longest suicide note in history by Gerald Kaufman, a member of Michael Foots shadow cabinet.
Scottish Independence Would Ripple Through Europe
While there would be big financial risks to a Scottish departure from Britain, the political effects across Europe would be more significant.
