After yesterday's harsh speech from George Osborne
promising more austerity in the next parliament, Cameron made a series of pledges on income tax, housing and zero hours contracts to sweeten the pill of continued spending cuts.
Not exact matches
THESSALONIKI, Greece (AP)-- Greece's prime minister
promised Saturday to deliver economic growth to a country hammered by years of economic hardship, as thousands gathered in protest at
more planned
austerity measures.
You can either pretend, as Labour does, that the government should go on as before, and hope no one notices the illogicality of
promising to spend far less on much
more; or you can recognise that the crisis of over-spending is really a crisis of over-government and do something about it: progressive
austerity, as George Osborne once defined it.
A few years ago, the EU put Greece under a severe
austerity program, but it did nothing but anger the Greek citizenry, who then recently elected a left - wing government that
promised them a
more splendiferous future.