Sentences with phrase «going after labour»

We need to be going after the Labour government, not just Brown.

But Mr Dugher said: «I think it might be quite useful if he went along to it because he can have a word with them as their former chairman and say to them «stop the intimidation, stop the abuse and stop the talk of deselections and going after Labour MPs who voted in a way they didn't approve of.

Shaven - headed Scouser Nuttall recites the standard Ukip talk of going after Labour voters in Northern England but the social conservative, a supporter of judicial executions and opponent of abortions, will struggle to walk the talk..

Not exact matches

And in September, at about the first Wednesday after Labour Day, they «go haywire,» as parents with young kids scramble to readjust to a new school year.

Workers at the Somerton centre went on indefinite strike yesterday morning after negotiations between the company Coles outsources its labour - hire to, Toll Group, and the National Union of Workers broke down.

This, after all, was always a labour of love — and the sad truth is that much of the love has gone.

It would be one thing to say, «it's ok, I'd rather die an agonizing death with an undelivered fetus after 72 hours of labour than have a c - section and a live baby so why don't you just prescribe me some morphine so I can go home and gather my family» which would be bizarre but at least demonstrate understanding of the consequences.

How much does an insurance company have to shell out after some years have gone by for treating fecal and / or urinary incontinence or prolapses in these women with their marathon labours and untreated perineal tears?

My OB saw me as a private patient FOR FREE because he's a family friend, and if I had opted for a natural labour which had gone swimmingly he wouldn't even have needed to attend because the midwives would have looked after me.

They need to be administered in hospital (as a tablet or a gel dispensed internally) as most mums go into labour pretty soon after having a dose.

At one point the babys heartbeat went up and after having talked about my fear of transference due to the midwife arriving (my partner wanted her there, i really wanted to labour unassisted), it slowed down to normal.

After 42 hours labour with no pain killers and a posterior baby we went to the hospital for an emergency c - section.

I do not trust any party at the moment, Labour Tory Liberals, all are after the votes and the fact have gone out the window.

This Derbyshire constituency ought to be safe Labour territory but we're told the Tories are going after one of Jeremy Corbyn's keenest supporters in the hope of a «Portillo moment» of their own.

Delaying the question until next year or the one after would buy time until an eventual crunch when, whether Labour's for or against Trident, part of his base is going to revolt.

After Iraq, Labour knows all about how foreign adventures can go horribly wrong politically.

The Tango Man assaults will see Corbyn going after the Tories on solid Labour ground such as grammar schools and an ailing NHS while capitalising on doubts fast emerging about May's competence over the economy and Brexit.

Dave, saying that people are upset, so they make out they are going to top themselves, is a long standing labour tradition, our local secretary said it after.

At the end of it, after a night none of us saw coming — though the warning signs were there — Labour had gone into reverse.

So, no one apart from seemingly the Labour or Tory leaderships thinks there's going to be a majority government after May 7?

After all, Conservative governments went into both the 1992 and 1997 general elections by announcing sharp expenditure restraint for the following Parliament, thus forcing the Labour opposition to either reject or accept those overall spending targets.

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.

The NHS is going to be a major battleground at the 2015 election, and after today's speech the prime minister has made it clear that he intends to cede no ground to Labour.

How very convenient for his wife to go into labour while there and give birth a suspiciously short time after contractions started in Truro.

Ese reportedly delivered a baby girl on Thursday morning at the Government House Clinic after she went into labour at her Police Officers Mess temporary residence.

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.

In last year's Labour leadership contest and after much shilly - shallying, my vote went to Yvette Cooper.

Shortly after the leader's speech, Diane Abbott was asked if peace had broken out in the Labour party, She replied: «I wouldn't go as far as to say that.»

The issue was thrust on to the agenda this weekend after two leadership rivals used separate interviews to criticise the decision to go to war, citing the impact it had had on the Labour Party.

Tomorrow in the House of Lords Labour and Liberal Democrat peers are going to make yet another attempt to stop the country having a say about our whole relationship with Europe after the next election.

David Miliband attempted to shift the focus of the Labour leadership debate away from the Iraq conflict yesterday, after two of his main rivals criticised the decision to go to war in 2003.

«Before or after the next election, if the parliamentary arithmetic throws up the need for a coalition of Labour and the Lib Dems, I would go into that with enthusiasm... I could serve in a Cabinet with Chris Huhne or Vince Cable tomorrow.

Labour leader Ed Miliband has said claims that the phone of the murdered schoolgirl, Milly Dowler, was hacked after she went missing in 2002, are «a stain on the character of British journalism».

Confidence in the economy started going after the run on Northern Rock — roughly the same point that Labour's lead vanished and the Conservatives moved ahead.

The seat is currently held for Labour by Nick Raynsford and after minor boundary changes he is projected to go into the next election defending a notional majority of 11,638, according to the calculations of Professors Rallings and Thrasher of the University of Plymouth.

After the catastrophic defeat by the SNP in Scotland and the extremely disappointing results in England and Wales, Labour needed a period of debate and reflection about what went wrong and what to do about it.

The is currently held for Labour by Cabinet Officer minister Kevin Brennan and after minor boundary changes he is projected to go into the next election defending a notional majority of 8,361, according to the calculations of Professors Rallings and Thrasher of the University of Plymouth.

So, after clinging on for a full five years Major goes to the polls, Smith wins with ease, presiding over a Labour majority of 150, an even bigger margin of victory than that achieved by Clement Attlee after World War II.

And the easy thing in a way would have been to say after the Glasgow East byelection [last week, in which Labour lost its 25th safest seat] we'll all just go away and hunker down.

Meanwhile has anyone found out the name of the Labour MP who as a Shadow Cabinet Minister (according to the Observer) after resigning apparently went to their ex-office and wiped the computer clean of Labour's considered position on the Finance Bill?

The Labour leader went on to set out his views on a «progressive alliance» with the Liberal Democrats, stating that it is not a «credible» path for Labour after the smaller party's six - year record in coalition, including its support for welfare cuts.

After the resignation of Peter Mandelson, the Deputy Prime Minister issued a coded call for Mr Blair to tone down his revolutionary zeal when he said that the New Labour project should go no further than Labour's manifesto.

Most of the area went back to normal after a hotly contested battle that saw Conservative newcomer Chris White dethrone the sitting Labour MP.

The following headlines splashed across the Mail: «The price of going soft on cannabis: Labour's experiment «pushed up hard drug use and crime», and the Telegraph: «Cannabis use soared by a quarter after Class C downgrade, study finds», and» «Softly softly» cannabis scheme drove up hospital admissions for hard drugs, study».

And so, Labour believes that powers over devolved policy areas currently exercised by the EU should go directly to the relevant devolved body after Brexit, so that power is closer to the people.

Yet after Kendall, Cooper and Corbyn were variously on the TV or in the Commons talking about the Budget, one senior Labour MP has accused Andy Burnham of going into hiding.

When Labour goes into opposition after a decent stretch in government, it turns in on itself and becomes irrelevant for two or three elections.

After Paxman asked why there was nothing about abolishing the monarchy in the Labour manifesto, arch-republican Corbyn was applauded for his cool, calm and succinct response: «There's nothing in there because we're not going to do it.»

She joined the Labour Party after a few pints of lager in the Student Union bar while at Lancaster University and went on to work for the Christian Socialist Movement, also working part - time for Corbyn and later as a policy officer for the British Association of Social Workers.

I doubt Brown will last much longer, I think once the conference is over Brown will know it's time to go, I doubt he would want to stay to the end and be blamed for putting labour out of power for maybe twenty odd years, Thatcher was in power for a long period as people did not trust Labour after two wars, I doubt I'd ever trust Labour again in my lifelabour out of power for maybe twenty odd years, Thatcher was in power for a long period as people did not trust Labour after two wars, I doubt I'd ever trust Labour again in my lifeLabour after two wars, I doubt I'd ever trust Labour again in my lifeLabour again in my life time.