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Bill Knapp, a veteran political advertising expert, joined Ms Dunn when the pair’s firm, Squire Knapp Dunn Communications, was engaged by George Osborne last month, ostensibly to help Mr Cameron to prepare for the televised election debates. Mr... Full Article at Times Online
His speech is part of a major push by the Conservatives to woo voters in Scotland as the party targets 11 seats north of the Border. Meanwhile, during a speech in Aberdeen today, the shadow chancellor, George Osborne, will lay out a blueprint to... Full Article at The Scotsman
Britain's opposition Conservative Party shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks at a Reuters Newsmaker event, in London March 2, 2010. View Photo »
Here is the Bank of England clearly drawing the link between the terrible state of Britain’s public finances and higher interest rates ... This shows that our national debt crisis is hitting families in their pockets.
The report said: "It is impossible to imagine David Cameron choosing anyone other than George Osborne to be his Chancellor; Osborne and Cameron are friends and co-architects of the Conservative modernisation project. But it is no easier to imagine... Full Article at The Independent
In less than two months, Labour may no longer be in government. Even if, by some turn of events, Labour succeeds in remaining in office, Alistair Darling may no longer be chancellor. So it is entirely rational to see his budget next week as at best a st Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
It is the duty of the modern politician’s wife to convince us that her pet megalomaniac is a harmlessly scatty Everyhusband at heart. Last Sunday, in her possibly candid chat with Trevor McDonald, Samantha Cameron duly outed David as an incessant channe Full Article at Times Online
BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 27: Conservative party leader David Cameron listens as Shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks at the Conservative Party Spring Conference on February 27, 2010 in Brighton, England. Members of the Conservative Party are... View Photo »
if George Osborne were drawing up the budget
The First Secretary admitted that “further” raising of taxes beyond the range of measures already announced would have to be considered a year from now. Public spending cuts would also have to be examined, he said. Lord Mandelson’s comments come just a Full Article at The Telegraph
On Monday, he wrote an excellent article in the FT, explaining why he opposed the government’s fiscal plans and giving a brief sketch of his alternative vision. It was a short, sharp, shock article that contrasted with the tentative and nebulous... Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 27: Conservative party leader David Cameron listens as Shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks at the Conservative Party Spring Conference on February 27, 2010 in Brighton, England. Members of the Conservative Party are gathering in Brighton over the...
View Photo »BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 27: Shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks to delegates at the Conservative Party Spring Conference on February 27, 2010 in Brighton, England. Members of the Conservative Party are gathering in Brighton over the weekend for their last nation-wide meeting...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 24: Dr Adam Osborne, brother of shadow chancellor George Osborne leaves Liberty House on February 24, 2010 in London, England. Dr Osborne is appearing in front of a disciplinary panel at Liberty House and faces being struck off, after being found guilty of...
View Photo »LONDON - FEBRUARY 23: British Conservative party leader David Cameron points to shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne as he heads a shadow cabinet meeting on February 23, 2010 in London, England. According to the monthly Guardian/ICM poll released today, support for David...
View Photo »LONDON - FEBRUARY 23: British Conservative party leader David Cameron heads a shadow cabinet meeting (C) next to George Osborne, the shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer (R) and William Hague, shadow Foreign Secretary (L) on February 23, 2010 in London, England. According to the monthly...
View Photo »Britain's opposition Conservative Party shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks at a Reuters Newsmaker event, in London March 2, 2010.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 02: Conservative Party leader David Cameron (R) walks with Shadow Chancellor George Osborne after Osborne delivered a speech on the future of the British economy, at the British Museum on February 2, 2010 in London, England. Mr Osborne spoke to supporters and...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 02: Conservative Party leader David Cameron listens as Shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks at the British Museum on February 2, 2010 in London, England. Mr Osborne spoke to supporters and journalists on the future of the British economy.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 02: Former Conservative Government Chancellor Ken Clarke looks up at Shadow Chancellor George Osborne as he speaks at the British Museum on February 2, 2010 in London, England. Mr Osborne spoke to supporters and journalists on the future of the British economy.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 02: Shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks at the British Museum on February 2, 2010 in London, England. Mr Osborne spoke to supporters and journalists on the future of the British economy.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 25: Conservative Party leader David Cameron (R) speaks during press briefing at St Stephen's Club on January 25, 2010 in London, England. During the press conference Mr Cameron once again ruled out the possibility of raising taxes to stabilise public finances.
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 04: Conservative party shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks to supporters and reporters on January 4, 2010 in London, England. The Labour Party and the opposition Conservative Party have both been making election style announcements on health and education...
View Photo »British opposition Conservative finance spokesman George Osborne (C) looks at notes as he travels on the tube on his way to a Reuters Newsmaker event in London October 26, 2009. Osborne said that British retail banks should be stopped from paying big cash bonuses and use the money...
View Photo »MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 07: In this handout image supplied by the Conservative Party, Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron goes through his speech on the eve of his speech to the Conservative Party Conference with his wife Samantha (L), Shadow Chancellor George Osborne...
View Photo »NOT FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS) Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron goes through his speech on the eve of his speech to the Conservative Party Conference with his wife Samantha, Shadow Chancellor George Osborne and Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague in his...
View Photo »NOT FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS) In this handout image supplied by the Conservative Party,Shadow Chancellor George Osborne with his wife Frances Osborne at the conference hotel in Manchester on day two of the Conservative Party Conference on October 6, 2009 in Manchester,...
View Photo »MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 06: Shadow chancellor George Osborne gives his keynote speech to delegates on the second day of the Conservative Party Conference on October 6, 2009 in Manchester, England. The shadow chancellor outlined plans for cost cutting including a public sector pay...
View Photo »Shadow chancellor George Osborne gives his keynote speech to delegates on the second day of the Conservative Party Conference on October 6, 2009 in Manchester, England. The shadow chancellor outlined plans for the retirement age to be raised to 66 from 2016 to help tackle the country's...
View Photo »MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 05: Shadow chancellor George Osborne address delegates at the Conservative Party Conference on October 5, 2009 in Manchester, England. Britain's Conservatives are meeting in Manchester this week for their final party conference before next year's general...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 16: Leader of the Opposition and Conservative Party leader David Cameron with George Osborne on the front row of Journalists at a press conference at the St Stephen's Constitutional Club, Westminster on September 16, 2009 in London, England. David Cameron...
View Photo »LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 08: (EMBARGOED FOR PUBLICATION IN UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS UNTIL 48 HOURS AFTER CREATE DATE AND TIME) William Hague and George Osborne attend the 2009 GQ Men Of The Year Awards at The Royal Opera House on September 8, 2009 in London, England.
View Photo »British politician George Osborne and his wife Frances arrive for the GQ Men of the Year Awards at the Royal Opera House in central London September 8, 2009.
View Photo »Britain's leader of the opposition Conservative Party, David Cameron (L), and shadow chancellor George Osborne watch a video presentation at the launch of the party's new poster campaign ahead of the general election, London February 15, 2010.
View Photo »Britain's opposition Conservative party leader David Cameron listens as shadow chancellor George Osborne speaks at a news conference in London, February 2, 2010. The Conservatives said on Tuesday they would cut the deficit more swiftly than Labour and aimed to help the Bank of England...
View Photo »Britain's opposition Conservative party shadow chancellor George Osborne speaks during a news conference in London, February 2, 2010. The Conservatives said on Tuesday they would cut the deficit more swiftly than Labour and aimed to help the Bank of England maintain low interest rates.
View Photo »BRIGHTON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 27: Shadow Chancellor George Osborne speaks to delegates at the Conservative Party Spring Conference on February 27, 2010 in Brighton, England. Members of the Conservative Party are gathering in Brighton over the weekend for their last nation-wide meeting...
View Photo »Here is the Bank of England clearly drawing the link between the terrible state of Britain’s public finances and higher interest rates ... This shows that our national debt crisis is hitting families in their pockets.
if George Osborne were drawing up the budget
This is a heavy blow for Gordon Brown's credibility
I’d rather believe the IFS than the shadow chancellor (George Osborne) especially since his policies are being powered by (Conservative party deputy chairman) Lord Ashcroft...
The Conservatives have been arguing that we need to reduce our record budget deficit more quickly in order to support the recovery
I'd say, 'Have you slightly lost your marbles? What's wrong with George?' I think he is quite obviously going to appoint George Osborne as Chancellor.
Gordon Brown cannot have it both ways ... He can't condemn the strike whilst at the same time taking money from the strikers' union.
I'd say, 'Have you slightly lost your marbles? What's wrong with George?' I think he is quite obviously going to appoint George Osborne as Chancellor.
In the end it's a question of leadership for Gordon Brown. He has to cut off the links with the Unite union, which is a party within a party now for the Labour party
David Cameron, George Osborne and Ken Clarke marched into the City of London the other day and declared that if voters didn't give them the result they want, the markets would tear the house down
While ministers are in confusion about whether to condemn a strike, the Party is happy to accept millions of pounds of strikers' money.
Cameron has said he will follow it. George Osborne has agreed, too.
The budget can't conceal this central fact, which is the country has run out of money and whoever forms the next government must take some very difficult decisions on spending
For every pound that RDAs like EEDA invest, they produce more than £4 in growth for the regional economy. Perhaps George Osborne could explain how tourism in the region would benefit from fewer people having the skills that lead on to high quality employment.
We need a change of approach to regulation ... I think the people best able to bring about that change are the Bank of England because I think they have the ability to take a step back and make bigger judgement calls about how much debt is in the economy and whether or not the bigger picture is one that...
Rather than George Osborne speaking about tourism in East Anglia from over in Blackpool, he should actually come to our area and give an honest answer on what the Tory position is on the key drivers for our economy.
We need a change of approach to regulation ... I think the people best able to bring about that change are the Bank of England because I think they have the ability to take a step back and make bigger judgement calls about how much debt is in the economy and whether or not the bigger picture is one that...
Last week, George Osborne went further by promising to start cutting as soon as he enters the Treasury. A £31 billion spending increase this year will be reversed, although he has not provided new detail on how he would do it
I regard the 50p rate as a temporary feature of the tax system, for a would-be chancellor to say temporary is a clear statement ... But I can’t say to the public sector we need wage restraint and at the same time cut the 50p rate.
Although in my interview I was giving my personal views, it's total nonsense to suggest that they contradict any statements made by the Conservative Party. George Osborne has set out some of the tough decisions that go beyond efficiency savings, and has consistently made it clear that the Conservatives ...
The biggest risk to the economy is five more years of Gordon Brown.
No, no, no. George Osborne will be Chancellor, he will be excellent. As I’ve said, if he had been my direct successor as Chancellor, the country would be far better off now.
The red light is flashing over the British economy and we have a choice: action with the Conservatives to secure the recovery or more dither and delay with Gordon Brown that puts our economy at risk.
put that meddlesome Cardinal O'Brien down on our to-do list. We must come up with a way of diminishing him, like we did George Osborne.
This is an extraordinary admission of the risks that Gordon Brown is running with people's jobs and mortgages. Everyone knows that you shouldn't go out on thin ice in the first place.
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