Sentences with phrase «labour leadership matter»

«The views of the Labour leadership matter — and complacency could increase the chances of Britain sleepwalking out of the EU,» she wrote in a blog for the Spectator.

Not exact matches

Labour could then legitimately have some ownership of a successful verdict and if Corbyn can show that he stepped up when it mattered and displayed real leadership, it could help him in the eyes of the public on his long and difficult journey to Downing Street.

As the creator of what has come to be known as Corbynomics, my ideas on what is now known as People's Quantitative Easing, progressive taxation, tackling the tax gap and other matters caused quite a stir in the Labour leadership race.

I am sure that, despite his protestations, Vince Cable would feel better in bed with the Tories than with a Labour leadership which can be unrealistic and inconsistent on economic matters.

As much as improving Labour's polling on economics and leadership is the absolute precondition of Labour government, Miliband is right that ideas matter.

MSC: The Labour leadership just needs to listen to leading law experts on the matter.

The Labour party dragged out its leadership election result far longer than necessary, but it didn't matter.

It would therefore be entirely consistent to step aside in order that under new leadership we can begin the journey back to securing a Labour Government which matters the most to those people.»

What have Labour's main leadership candidates got to say on the matter?

«The Labour leadership of course are frightened of any changes in England which leave them without a majority in the House of Commons on English matters.

Jeremy Corbyn said he is «delighted» that he will automatically be included on the ballot in Labour's leadership contest and pledged to campaign «on all the things that matter».

In a certain sense, everything else is secondary: as long as we stay north of 40 per cent, it won't matter to the party leadership - in the short - term, anyway - if the Liberals end up with 30 and Labour with 20, or vice-versa (though it will matter a great deal to individual candidates).

Wouldn't matter who won the leadership just gone nor does it matter who leads Labour into GE2020 — there is simply no way they would win it.

Lamont was also angry that she had not been consulted on some matters, such as a decision by the UK leadership to replace Ian Price as Scottish Labour's General Secretary.

The answer is simple: lacking a framework of political principles, they have such little scope to set themselves apart from their Labour and Liberal (and for that matter, Green) counterparts that their only option for demonstrating their fitness for leadership is to appear to be taking the issue more seriously.