Sentences with phrase «party conference speech before»

In his final party conference speech before the general election, the Labour leader put the NHS at the heart of his pitch, pledging a fund to pay for tens of thousands more doctors, nurses and midwives.

Not exact matches

Last year, Umunna notably blasted Theresa May over her Conservative Party conference speech on immigration as she appeared before the select committee.

Michael Bloomberg, the Mayor of New York City, looks on before delivering his speech to delegates on the last day of the Conservative party conference, in the International Convention Centre on October 10, 2012 in Birmingham, England.

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[358] Immediately ahead of the party conference, noting a second Johnson speech setting out terms for Brexit even before determination by the Cabinet, Ruth Davidson called for «serious people» to take over his role, criticised his overoptimism and predicted that Britain would «look very much like it looks now» after the transitional period.

Chuka Umunna is among the big name Labour MPs who have left Brighton before Jeremy Corbyn makes his first conference speech as party leader.

Cameron said in his resignation speech that it would be up to his successor — expected to be appointed before the Conservative party conference in October — to trigger article 50.

Before Labour get their hopes up, read Hughes» speech from the Special Conference where he was the main drive behind bringing the party behind the coalition:

The morning before Jeremy Corbyn's first speech to the Labour conference as party leader saw the...

The Liberal Democrats are now moving onto their final campaigning ground before the 2015 election, with Nick Clegg set to lay down a major marker in his speech to the party conference tomorrow.

(As I said before, the tone of this is unusual for a party conference leader's speech.

In my ConHome column on Tuesday, I wrote that the most important aspect of the Labour conference was how «Ed Miliband's party is straying onto territory usually occupied by the Conservatives» — and that was even before the «One Nation» speech that Mr Miliband delivered later that day.

Instead this year's speech closing the Conservative party conference in Manchester saw a David Cameron we haven't seen much of before - coming across so earnestly it seemed almost aggressive.