Sentences with phrase «now after labour»

Two other guests to whom I'll be talking are the Conservative's Policy Director, Oliver Letwin and now after the Labour conference week is over, John Hutton, the Work and Pensions Secretary.

Now after Labour, it is fragmented into competing business units that are involved in massive cuts in services and staff in order to be within some arbitarily devised market and budget.

Not exact matches

He's one of Stephen Harper's most trusted allies (despite rumours that he's after the PM's job), a darling in the international community and, now, the mastermind behind what promises to be a dramatic overhaul of Canada's labour market.

The Commons exchanges also saw Labour backbencher John Woodcock say shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry was «not fit to stand at that despatch box» after she warned many foreign parties were now acting like the Assad regime.

Now's the time to gather together all the essentials you'll need during labour and birth and for after your baby is born.

We run Breastfeeding Support Groups on Wednesdays at Ouseburn Community Centre 1 pm — 2.30 pm and on Thursdays at St.. What to pack in your hospital bag Now's the time to gather together all the essentials you'll need during labour and birth and for after your baby is born.

«My baby is now three weeks old and I don't feel that «rush of love» people talk about - I had an emergency C - Section after 24 hours of extremely painful induced labour.

With Labour leader Ed Miliband now issuing no - holds - barred attacks on Mr Murdoch and the prime minister firing a warning shot across the bows this morning by telling reporters he would have accepted Rebekah Brokes» resignation, the last thing the media mogul needed was a negative impact on his business efforts, especially after he took the drastic step of closing the News of ten World yesterday.

Speaking after the HMRC data loss and a fresh row over political funding in the Labour party, Mr Cameron said Mr Brown's government was now suffering from bureaucratic over-reach and incompetence.

But Labour insiders are now increasingly confident that the party can see off Nuttall after a disastrous few days for the Ukip leader.

After a year of strong economic recovery and declining trust in Labour and Miliband, any other governing party would expect to be sweeping up support by now.

In the 2016 Scottish Parliamentary elections, Labour fell to third place behind the Scottish Tories, whose Ruth Davidson is now leader of the opposition and the SNP's Nicola Sturgeon main challenger to be First Minister after the 2021 election.

I left the Labour party after forty odd years, because in 1990 I had to go on benefits after breaking my back in work, and snapping my spinal cord, I now feel guilty for taking benefits when I should be safe and proud.

We dubbed the election desk «the smear desk» and I shared a byline on the notorious «Jennifer's Ear» story about the NHS with Peter Hitchens, who also managed to get into a scuffle with Neil Kinnock after one Labour press conference in the Atrium, in Four Millbank, where I now work.

I'm disabled after an accident at work, and slowly I'm watching my benefits being ripped away, now with the DLA for over 65's a target it's time to say who and where is Labour going, why not ask Thatcher to become party chairperson.

Although most Labour Party members are now focused mainly on working for a Labour victory in the general election, there are some important internal party elections shortly after 7 May.

I believe that the Tories will now be unassailable for the next 20 to 30 years, particularly after the Boundary changes which they will now impliment and will cost Labour at least another 30 seats

... One might have expected that, after a three - year silence, the words of Labour's most electorally successful leader might be of a passing interest to those who now seek the job».

One member of the Labour Party's centre - right wrote to Jon Lansman that: «we find it strange that the winning candidate in a Labour leadership election would sustain the life of the campaign after winning, rather than seeing their role now as having responsibility to unite the whole party.»

The Labour leader was put under pressure to pledge to scrap the bedroom tax, after a poll out today showed a growing majority now oppose it.

But after three wasted years of Tory failure, people are rightly now asking what will Labour do differently.

Many Windrush migrants who have been wrongly deported after getting caught up in an illegal immigration crackdown will now be «dead or destitute», a prominent Labour MP has warned.

Although Labour's «vitriol, bile and insults» are now being aimed at him personally, he hoped the party would stop talking to itself after its leadership election, and he has no intention of returning the fire.

Tony Benns view that the electorate were wrong for not voting for us, was only matched by, the view after 1992, the electorate haven't voted for us 4 times now, what's wrong with them, Or the union boss who said he'd told labour what policies to have and then when labour had lost, and that it was this fault for telling us to have policies we didn't want, but labour for not being any good at winning in those policies

There are plenty who say that none of the candidates — Liz Kendall, Andy Burnham, Mary Creagh, Yvette Cooper, and possibly Tristram Hunt (Chuka Umunna pulled out after less than a week in the field, citing media intrusion)-- appears up to the task of rebuilding a party with shattered morale and no clear sense of how to win again now that Scottish Labour is all but obliterated, the Tories have taken 25 marginals from the Lib Dems, and boundary changes are about to make it all much more difficult.

The growth in Labour's local activist base and organisation was reflected in the elections following the war, the co-operative movement now providing its own resources to the Co-operative Party after the armistice.

After fighting Lewisham West in 2001, he first fought Dartford in 2005, losing then to Labour's Howard Stoate by 706 votes, meaning that he now requires a swing of 1 % to gain the seat.

After re-election, he now sits more securely in place than ever as Labour leader.

After 10 years of unsustainable increases in public spending, the Labour Government has now been forced by the state of the public finances to adopt exactly this policy for the three years until 2010 - 11.

After shrugging off the threat in the immediate aftermath of the Labour leader's speech, the companies are now under the cosh.

A quick witted and genuinely funny man whose book about being a Labour party activist is essential reading for anyone who needs cheering up after yet another rained out leaflet round — in fact, I seem to remember insisting my new boyfriend (now my long - suffering husband) read it to see what life with me would be like (he listened to the radio adaptation!).

After a split in the Labour Party the Conservatives have now formed a minority administration on Harrow Council.

As others left after the general election, Hennessy had remained in place at Labour HQ... until now.

The news comes as the shadow chancellor attempted to paint the government as financially irresponsible, accusing Labour of «bankrupting Britain» after figures released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) showed the country had narrowly avoided a recession for now.

I must be the only one in the country who will be voting Liberals, well I might as well get use to it now labour has agreed to boundary changes in a deal with the Tories, my area will become a Liberal area after 102 years in labour.

The Labour leader's latest fuzzy fighting talk comes after he ordered his MPs to vote to trigger Article 50 — and then responded to the passing of the Brexit bill with a declaration that «the real fight starts now».

After a series of damaging news stories such as Corbyn's questioning of the shoot - to - kill policy for terrorists, ComRes now gives the Conservatives a 15 - point lead over Labour.

Now, the former shadow transport secretary claims she was told to «f *** off» by her own local party members in Nottingham after explaining why she was backing Owen Smith to be Labour leader.

After 13 years of arrogant rule from the Labour party (with some achievements admittadly), where PR was a convenient whim while there was a wiff of a hung parliament but rejected in search of ulitmate power you now lecture the Lib - Dems on staying true to «progressive» values.

And Ealing Central and Acton, which was clearly Labour but after boundary changes now feels far more Tory, has a notional majority of only 84.

To avoid a Tory government after May 6th, it is vital to grasp now the fundamental Labour - Lib Dem identity of interest.

Roy Jenkins told me when I was considering joining Labour after Tony Blair became Labour leader: «The only real difference is that Labour is now the larger party of social democrats, the Lib Dems are the smaller; and in our political system, it is generally wise to support the larger party if they are on the same page.»

David Lammy, Labour MP for Tottenham since 2000, is now higher education minister after a difficult start as a health minister.

But Labour said it had announced rail electrification plans in 2009 and it was «a bit rich» for coalition government ministers to take credit now after presiding over «two years of dither and delay».

The Conservatives and Lib Dems took the council two years ago, but Labour have now taken it back after the Green party sat on their hands.

Parties can recover quite happily from local election disasters as Labour is now demonstrating after its catastrophic demolition in 2009.

NOW your voter are looking at the Labour party now and saying they are fighting again but not looking after us like the promised us they wouNOW your voter are looking at the Labour party now and saying they are fighting again but not looking after us like the promised us they wounow and saying they are fighting again but not looking after us like the promised us they would.

«Labour's behaviour now closely resembles that of the Tories before and immediately after the 1997 election.

I share the fury of ex-miner Ian Lavery, now Labour MP for Wansbeck in Northumberland, after a Con - led Government in the pocket of the insurance industry condemned victims of this terrible lung disease to die in poverty.

The pledge follows criticism of Mr Corbyn for appointing now suspended Labour MP Kelvin Hopkins to the shadow cabinet after allegations against him had surfaced.