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Full transcript | George Osborne | Autumn Forecast Statement | House of Commons, London | 29 November 2011
"If the rest of Europe heads into recession, it may prove hard to avoid one here in the UK."
Full transcript | David Cameron | Speech to the Confederation of British Industry | London | 21 November 2011
"You called for us to start getting the infrastructure built that is essential to secure the strength of our economy and we are doing it."
Full transcript | Ed Miliband | Speech on a new economy | London | 17 November 2011
"The change we need is about the rules of the system, about the culture of shareholding, about the norms our society expects."
Full transcript | Chuka Umunna | Speech on business and government | Bloomberg | 14 November 2011
"We must reshape our economy for new demands and to create new opportunities. We must build a New Economy."
Full transcript | David Cameron | Speech to Conservative Party Conference 2011 | Manchester | 5 October 2011
"Let's turn this time of challenge into a time of opportunity. Not sitting around, watching things happen and wondering why. But standing up, making things happen and asking why not."
A grim poll for the Tories
Labour lead up to eight points as Tory support falls to just 33 per cent in new Populus poll.
It is Osborne’s plan that failed, but Miliband who must move on
What Labour lacks is a story to tell about how it would govern in a time of austerity.
Once again, war is prime time and journalism’s role is taboo
With Libya recently dealt with ("It worked," said the Guardian), Iran is next, it seems.
Why we are right to strike
There will be more to come if the government doesn't start meeting the needs of ordinary people.
Leader: A decade of stagnation looms if the Chancellor won’t act
Osborne has learned that unless you stimulate growth, you can't deal with your debts.
Osborne can stop voters worrying by learning to love the state
Soon, the Tories will have no choice but to think of government not as part of the problem, but the solution.
The man from Massachusetts has momentum
There are two readings of Mitt Romney’s position — he can’t win, and he can’t lose. But might he be the man who can hold on to enough of a Republican support base to break the front-runner cycle and face Obama in 2012?
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