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    Shadow work and pensions secretary Theresa May said: "Under Labour we've seen a comprehensive failure to tackle the growing dependency culture and challenge of the long-term unemployed. For too long Labour ducked welfare reform and too many people have suffered as a result. We are determined to change this with a radical and bold plan to deal with Labour's jobs crisis and get Britain working." I'm sure those with jobs welcome the competition. Sending your report, please wait... Full Article at Manchester Evening News
    Under Labour we've seen a comprehensive failure to tackle the growing dependency culture and challenge of the long-term unemployed. For too long Labour ducked welfare reform and too many people have suffered as a result. We are determined to change this with a radical and bold plan to deal with Labour's jobs crisis and get Britain working.
    Theresa May – Theresa May SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
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Cameron plans benefits crackdown
  1. A crisis of this scale, that runs so deep, cannot be solved with one policy or programme alone. It means ripping up the old way of doing things and bringing radical change across the whole of our economy.
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  2. The urgency of this crisis and the scale of the suffering is why we're putting this problem - and our solution - front and centre at our conference
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  3. If David Cameron is serious about becoming Prime Minister then he must show leadership and announce that a retrospective referendum will be held in Britain. This will rule the Lisbon Treaty null and void in the UK and withdraw us from its provisions
    David Cameron – David Cameron SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  4. It is vital that we get to grips with this problem. It's not just that it comes with a price tag of tens of billions a year. It's that mass unemployment can lead to massive social problems - like family breakdown and crime - and that affects us all
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  5. There are still two countries in Europe that are yet to ratify. I don't want to do anything or say anything that actually prejudices the outcome in those countries
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  6. We won't get Britain back to work through Labour's big government solutions. It is big government that has stifled innovation and crushed enterprise - the very engines of growth and job creation.
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago
  7. the biggest shake-up in welfare for 60 years
    SOURCE: Manchester Evening News 1 month ago

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