Not exact matches
LONDON — Chancellor Philip Hammond has said that Britain needs a «grown - up»
debate over whether pay for public sector workers should be increased, arguing that the government must «hold its nerve»
on austerity.
Greek ferry, bus and train services were disrupted and civil servants and doctors stopped work in nationwide walkout
on Wednesday, as lawmakers
debated austerity measures that lenders want the indebted country to implement.
The SNP have sold themselves as the anti-
austerity party and Nicola Sturgeon has won rave reviews for her principled and dignified attacks
on Ed Miliband's support for
austerity during the TV
debates.
At the same time, though, diplomacy is getting weaker because of
austerity, because of Iraq and Afghanistan, because of a sort of inward - ness in Europe — look at the Brexit
debate — and there's a retreat generally from world leadership
on lots of issues by the leading power.
Confusingly, in a motion entitled Generating Jobs and Growth in a time of
Austerity — due to be
debated on Monday (24th September) at the party's Brighton Conference — the Lib Dems appear to want to do both.
Speaking at a
debate between five party leaders, Leanne Wood warned that «continuing
on the path of
austerity will deliver a very uncertain future for the next generation.»
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon criticises Labour leader Ed Miliband for not being «bold enough
on his own» to offer a «real alternative to
austerity», in a pre-election
debate.
Amid
debates about renewing the party's position
on issues such as
austerity, immigration, patriotism and Brexit, one of the themes that came up repeatedly at fringe events was how Labour could to start to rebuild trust and support across the country by setting out a radical programme for devolution.
The Government want a time limited
debate to ensure the issue does not drag
on whilst opponents of the bill claim that democratising parliament is the wrong thing to do in a time of
Austerity as it is a distraction from
debating the economy or watching video's of Chloe Smith
on Newsnight.