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People that liked Tony Blair more than they liked the Labour brand in general are precisely the kind of people that handed the party thirteen years of office. Their exodus from Labour, a backlash fuelled by the anti-New Labour revolution that put Ed...
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David Cameron, who sat nest to the Health Secretary during today's summit, reiterated his belief
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Mr Miliband said the UK needed a tough new consumer watchdog to stop customers being exploited by 'predatory' companies, including airlines, that charge big booking fees. Costly fees: easyJet charges £9 on each booking plus an extra 2.5% of the...
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Health Secretary Andrew Lansley was confronted as he arrived at Downing Street by angry protesters who accused him of trying to privatise the NHS. Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband accused the Government of adopting a "bunker mentality" to reforms,...
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Health Secretary Andrew Lansley was confronted as he arrived at Downing Street by angry protesters who accused him of trying to privatise the NHS. Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband accused the Government of adopting a "bunker mentality" to reforms,...
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The meeting sparked controversy after a string of prominent health bodies - including eight royal colleges - which have criticised the Health and Social Care Bill revealed that they had not been invited. Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband accused the...
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Health Secretary Andrew Lansley was confronted as he arrived at Downing Street by angry protesters who accused him of trying to privatise the NHS. Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband accused the Government of adopting a "bunker mentality" to reforms,...
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Miliband pointed out that organisations that have vocally criticised the reforms have not been invited to the summit, and has accused the Prime Minster of creating further friction in an already volatile situation. The objective of the summit is to...
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That was the right thing to do. We want to see the private sector, where it is needed, working alongside the NHS, delivering for NHS patients. I am concerned about the plan to allow trusts to raise half their income from private patients. The...
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Street," a spokesman said. "If there is such an event, it would seem odd if the major bodies representing health professionals were not included." The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), another opponent of the Bill, said it had not been invited...
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Miliband, nervously peeking out of the spending closet On Saturday morning, Maria Eagle “came out”. In an interview with the Guardian, Labour’s shadow transport secretary went on the record and shattered one of the final taboos. She announced she would...
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Blogminster seeks to bring you a live view of the workings of Parliament through the live commentary of insiders as well as departmental, parliamentary and government news. In addition, it gathers local news items that often languish on MPs’ individual...
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But some bodies critical of the Bill, such as the Royal College of General Practitioners, haven’t been invited. Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, said: “You don’t get progress on the NHS by shutting the door of No 10 on doctors, nurses and patients’...
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Ed Miliband commended Norwood's "important work" as he helped the charity to raise £14,000 at its third annual YN current affairs reception. The Labour Party leader said the charity "has a well deserved reputation for its vital services which allow...
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He favours more support from the banks and the government to make such firms more competitive. Meanwhile, Maurice Glasman, an adviser to Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, has also suggested several German-style reforms. He wants more worker...
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Miliband will accuse David Cameron of ‘bunkum mentality’ over refusal to meet doctors, nurses and patients’ groups— (EdMPress) February 20, 2012 Ed Miliband to accuse Cameron of ‘bunker mentality’ over refusal to meet doctors, nurses and patients’...
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MOLE hears that Ed Miliband is facing a showdown this week with Unite, the biggest union that put him into power, over Labour's acceptance of Tory cuts in public spending. Labour MPs are privately saying the meeting pencilled in for Wednesday with the...
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Andy Burnham, the shadow Health Secretary, said: "The NHS means too much to too many people for the Government to play this dangerous game of divide and rule." After the amendments ministers have had to accept, it is like a car resting on piles of...
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However, the Department of Health rejected the signatories concerns. "It's not true to say that the Health and Social Care Bill will fragment children's healthcare," a spokeswoman said. "In fact, the Bill will help address the very concerns about...
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And secondly, throw that bit of paper away that says, 'Give me your thoughts and ideas'. "Leaders are expected to have them. You've got to show your own grit and I think he's beginning to show it now." Yesterday's outburst on Radio 4's Desert Island...
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Labour party leader Ed Miliband listens to a speaker during the annual Labour party conference at the Echo Arena on September 28, 2011 in Liverpool, England. Speakers from Labour's shadow cabinet addressed delegates and debated health, education, law...
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: Shadow education secretary Andy Burnham (R) is applauded by Labour leader Ed Miliband after his keynote speech to delegates during the annual Labour party conference at the Echo Arena on September 28, 2011 in Liverpool, England. Speakers from Labour's...
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 27: Labour party leader Ed Miliband, takes applause before delivering his keynote speech to members and delegates during the annual Labour party conference at the Echo Arena on September 27, 2011 in Liverpool, England. It was Ed Miliband's most important...
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Leader of the Labour party Ed Miliband stands with his wife Justine following his speech on the third day of the annual Labour party conference in Liverpool, north-west England, on September 27, 2011. Britain's opposition Labour leader, Ed Miliband, seeked to convince his party that he...
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