Sentences with phrase «about labour leader»

If Labour members care about Labour voters, we need to do something about the Labour leader... The shadow cabinet needs to act or MPs will.

The City Editor at the Daily Mail, Alex Brummer, has said the paper stands by its original story about Labour leader Ed Miliband's father.

In the latest BBC profile of the candidates, Vicky Young has been to find out more about Labour leader hopeful, Jeremy Corbyn.

Mr Smith - the MP for Pontypridd last week spoke out about the Labour leader's refusal to blame the Kremlin for the Salisbury spy attack.

Nobody was surprised to see David Cameron ribbing Jeremy Corbyn about the Labour leader's reshuffle as the pair went head - to - head at prime minister's questions today.

(When you think about the Labour leader is the 14th Mr Miliband.)

It will become one of the few things the man in the pub knows about the Labour leader, and he will not be forgiven for it.

The things that Tory politicians like least about the Labour leader might not be the things that most worry swing voters.

Most ferociously, Cameron warned about he Labour leader's «security - threatening, terrorist - sympathising, Britain - hating ideology».

Nobody was surprised to see David Cameron ribbing Jeremy Corbyn about the Labour leader's reshuffle...

He was asked about Labour leader Ed Miliband, and appeared uncomfortable answering the question, saying «Well, you know there's only a certain amount you can say really without saying too much».

Blair arrived in Number Ten with assumptions about a Labour leader needing to be seen as tough on defence and as an unswerving ally to the US.

Not exact matches

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, who has expressed ambivalent views about the EU in the past, was not seen as a particularly strong voice for the Remain campaign.

Business leaders have been warning about a looming skilled labour shortage for several years.

I'm not sure what the Labour Party constitution says about it, but there is certainly no legal requirement for the Prime Minister to be party leader.

The Labour leader believes he is on the verge of power - but voters deserve answers about his approach to Russia

Jarvis» well - documented military background taught him all about refusing to back down when confronted by the enemy — and is one of the reasons why he is regularly touted as a future Labour leader by many on the party's moderate wing.

But Labour's new leader says that politics is nothing if not about leadership.

The Labour leader has had precisely nothing to say about foreign affairs during his time at the head of the party so he will have to forgive us now for not taking his late concern about events overseas particularly seriously.

Winning general elections is all about managing expectations — so it really matters that many are quietly deciding the Labour leader is more likely to end up in Downing Street after polling day.

He will be delivering his Europe speech on Friday, so this would be a good time for the Labour leader to prod Cameron about the issue dividing the Tories.

Speaking at a reporters» lunch in parliament, the Labour leader joked about his relationship with Gordon Brown before assuring the assembled journalists that he would be making radical proposals on overhauling the country's pension system.

The deputy Labour leader wrote in the run - up to a regional Cabinet meeting in Exeter: «This will be a chance for me to hear directly from you as party members in a private meeting to talk about the issues and campaigning activity.

Gordon Brown joked about the «snow - storm plot» to unseat him as Labour Party leader while he launched the government's growth strategy in central London.

Cameron repeatedly called on Corbyn to retract a remark about being «friends» with the terrorist group Hamas — and the Labour leader responded by disassociating himself from the group.

The Labour leader talked about national policies and complained about the media at first campaign event

Let us allow ourselves to reminisce and go back to the early 1990s, when Tony Blar had just been elected leader and the New Labour saga was about to begin.

The Labour leader used his questions to target the prime minister's personal response to the rebellion, in a Westminster awash with rumours about Cameron's angry brush with rebel ringleader Jesse Norman.

'' It is quite unfortunate that labour leaders at the national level, who ought to know better, also failed to avail themselves of the opportunity of meeting with officials ofthe state government to clear apparent misconceptions about the intention of the government,» the statement said.

The Labour leader's ignorance about the pair was exposed after he was presented with a photograph of them by host Victoria Derbyshire.

And of course the bickering about Blair, Brown, Miliband and Balls fight for power, and the new fight within Labour to have another leader, will take all our minds off the fight about boundary changes.

The Labour leader also plumped for shortbread when asked the staple Mumsnet question about his favourite biscuit.

The Labour leader won through the novel technique of actually talking about what people care about.

The former Labour leader replied: «Do not panic too much about this tweet.

The prime minister has talked about «me and my team», the Labour leader about «the many, not the few».

But he also says Labour have historically been far too squeamish about removing leaders heading for electoral defeat, and warns the party that they must not make the same mistake again.

The leader of the Labour party today sent an angry letter to Lord Rothermere to complain about the newspaper's actions.

From 8m 15 seconds, I talk about the three big challenges the next Labour leader will have to grapple with.

This is especially true when New Labour leaders also lied about invading Iraq and started a war that cost tens of billions of pounds.

The delays moving forward are all about empire building and petty jealousies between the local Labour leaders.

Elected in the party's biggest ever wipeout, Labour's 1983 intake of MPs could be about to notch up its third party leader.

Within this context, and within the context of the public's growing utter unfondnes of Labour, it is we think likely to take much more than any change of Leader to change Labour's fortunes in general and Mr. Clarke's in particular... Lucas and Ramsay are about to cause serious trouble especially for this uber - Blairite...

If anyone other than Jeremy Corbyn is to become the next Labour leader, they will have to address the party's fatalism about 2020.

This enabled the Labour leader to move the national economic debate from dry discussions about deficits on to the impact of coalition policies on ordinary, hard - working families squeezed by rising prices.

«But more than this we heard confident and fresh thinking from the Labour leader about how this party will repair our nation but also prepare us for the challenges ahead.

If Labour is serious about replacing Ed Miliband as leader they need to be decisive and do it now; the election clock is ticking.

The Labour leader's speech at the annual party conference also offered intriguing clues about his future direction.

The Conservative leader was detonated by Labour backbenchers who, for shame, shouted «Tory» as Cameron raised former defence chiefs» «disingenuous» accusations about Gordon Brown's Iraq inquiry evidence.

And after the Labour leader opened with a couple of questions about nursing, it seemed a repeat of yesterday's bruising encounters between Jeremy Hunt and Andy Burnham was on the cards.

The Labour leader used an interview with the Sunday Telegraph to express his fears about the impact such a move could have on Britain's economy, ahead of his address to business leaders at the CBI annual conference tomorrow.