“Previous Budgets pursued the short-term interests of the few. This Budget advances the long-term interests of the many”
Windfall tax on privatised companies pays for education & welfare to work programme
“Previous Budgets pursued the short-term interests of the few. This Budget advances the long-term interests of the many”
Windfall tax on privatised companies pays for education & welfare to work programme
John Prescott connects with the voters in Rhyl as Labour launch their election manifesto
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John Prescott connects with the voters in Rhyl as Labour launch their election manifesto
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As leader he had urged Labour to change:
"Above all our object must be to broaden our base, to be in touch always with ordinary people, to avoid becoming small cliques of isolated doctrine-ridden fanatics, out of touch with the mainstream"
As leader he had urged Labour to change:
"Above all our object must be to broaden our base, to be in touch always with ordinary people, to avoid becoming small cliques of isolated doctrine-ridden fanatics, out of touch with the mainstream"
Callaghan arrives back to transport strikes, fuel & food shortages and calls for a State of Emergency
He tells the press there is no “mounting chaos” and they should stop talking the country down.
He jokes that he might not be able to get a cup of tea.
Callaghan arrives back to transport strikes, fuel & food shortages and calls for a State of Emergency
He tells the press there is no “mounting chaos” and they should stop talking the country down.
He jokes that he might not be able to get a cup of tea.
In the 1970s he was a key figure in the 1975 UK referendum campaign to remain in the Common Market:
“I think we are in danger of getting bogged down in a debate about theoretical paper sovereignty”.
In the 1970s he was a key figure in the 1975 UK referendum campaign to remain in the Common Market:
“I think we are in danger of getting bogged down in a debate about theoretical paper sovereignty”.
Here he is in 1977 on his famous visit to the North East with PM Jim Callaghan
There were crowds of 20,000 and Carter visited the Corning glassworks in Sunderland where he was given a special gift…
Here he is in 1977 on his famous visit to the North East with PM Jim Callaghan
There were crowds of 20,000 and Carter visited the Corning glassworks in Sunderland where he was given a special gift…
The Times leads the tributes to the man they say would be remembered as being "distressed by the needs of the needy, the poverty of the poor and the lack of opportunity for the many"
The Times leads the tributes to the man they say would be remembered as being "distressed by the needs of the needy, the poverty of the poor and the lack of opportunity for the many"
Kinnock calls for an election - but Thatcher refuses and argues that there wasn’t one in 1976 when Wilson quit.
Back then though she had also called for a snap election…
Kinnock calls for an election - but Thatcher refuses and argues that there wasn’t one in 1976 when Wilson quit.
Back then though she had also called for a snap election…
Deputy PM John Prescott is hit by an egg after encountering pro-fox-hunting protesters in Rhyl.
He responds with a left jab.
Prescott later tells Blair 'well you asked me to go out and connect with the electorate'.
RIP JP 🌹🌹🌹
Deputy PM John Prescott is hit by an egg after encountering pro-fox-hunting protesters in Rhyl.
He responds with a left jab.
Prescott later tells Blair 'well you asked me to go out and connect with the electorate'.
RIP JP 🌹🌹🌹
And I’ll tell you he’s got many great strengths….
Not least in his left arm”.
RIP the legend that was John Prescott
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And I’ll tell you he’s got many great strengths….
Not least in his left arm”.
RIP the legend that was John Prescott
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He says it will allow Britain to "break out from the straitjacket" and go for growth.
"It does not mean that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket or purse or in your bank, has been devalued."
He says it will allow Britain to "break out from the straitjacket" and go for growth.
"It does not mean that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket or purse or in your bank, has been devalued."