Sentences with phrase «be dangerous for labour»

It would be dangerous for Labour to rely on this impression: this kind of fantasy rarely survives a general election campaign.

This is dangerous for Labour but it doesn't have to be fatal.

Not exact matches

«Small - scale mining is the second biggest global employer, and many of those mines force their workers to labour long hours in dirty and dangerous conditions for a pittance, whilst we enjoy the high value, glittering jewellery made using their gold.»

Ozil may have looked a bit laboured to start with but he soon got into the game, but it was Alexis who looked the most dangerous and it was the Chilean's slide role ball that Welbeck raced on to for the opening goal after 22 minutes.

There were also dangerous side - effects to scopolamine (mainly hemorrhaging and transference of medication to the newborn), hence it became an unpopular method of pain relief and its phasing out made way for the most common and effective pain relief in labour and childbirth that is still used today — the epidural.

But he took issue with Labour's Emily Thornberry who contended that that Trump's election as U.S. president was a «hugely dangerous development for the future of our planet» because he believes that climate change is a hoax.

Neal Lawson is downright dangerous and irresponsible for allowing these groups political space in a predominantly labour party affiliated group.

Chirac took no memorable measures to change France and bears the responsibility of allowing the left in Matignon in 1997 and for failing to alter the dangerous course of France's finances and unsustainable welfare, labour market and taxation models, which are currently collapsing.

After all, when I worked for Labour, the Conservative Party by - election team were as dangerous as a vampire with faulty dentures.

Dog attack victim Betty Williams, Labour's MP for Conwy, describes the moment she was bitten by a Rottweiler - and criticises the government's proposals on dangerous dogs.

And the latter is now a dangerous possibility for the Labour movement.

She said the vote to leave the EU was «a howl of pain» which heralded «dark times for Labour» and «dangerous times for our country».

But while Labour has exposed the coalition and scored some early hits, this is also a dangerous time for our party.

The failure to keep proper track of spending is particularly dangerous for the coalition, which still enjoys a lead over Labour when it comes to public perceptions of financial competence.

At Prime Minister's Questions today, Truss got fired up on Twitter once again when David Lidington claimed that Labour's ban on under - 18s using dangerous sunbeds was somehow at odds with the party's calls for under - 18s to be given the vote.

«These are dark times for Labour, and they are dangerous times for our country.

The vote was proof that while Ukip is much more dangerous for the Tories, it is also a real threat to Labour.

Listen to dog attack victim Betty Williams, Labour's MP for Conwy, describe the moment she was bitten by a Rottweiler - and criticises the government's proposals on dangerous dogs:

The SDP founder and former Labour foreign secretary said it was «dangerous for British security».

The report suggested a lack of safeguards for women in dangerous situations, with an MP «stroking» a woman's leg at a constituency Labour party fundraiser and then getting into the car she was travelling home in.

It is easy to forget, while the internal issues in the Labour Party are hurtling along at break - neck speed, that there are problems within the Conservative Party too — problems of a quieter, longer - term nature but no less dangerous for that.

By allowing the channels of racism (including antisemitism) to mobilise discontent for narrow party political purposes, the Labour Party follows a game that is unacceptable to my mind, and extremely dangerous for Labour itself.