Iain Duncan Smith’s opposite number, Labour’s Rachel Reeves, has written an interesting piece on EU migrants’ access to welfare for the Mail Online, in which signals an important shift in Labour’s policy.Last week we noted that IDS had set out that he …
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access to benefits, britain in europe, EU free movement, EU migrants, labour eu policy |
September 23, 2014
Labour leader Ed Miliband addressed his party conference in Manchester this afternoon. While the focus was on ‘togetherness’, the NHS and his various encounters with members of the public with useful bits for his speech, there were a couple of…
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Do Ed Balls and Ed Miliband see eye-to-eye on the EU?Anyone following Labour’s election campaign up until now would be forgiven for thinking the party was fighting a general election as opposed to a European one – any references to Europe were hard to …
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access to benefits, britain in europe, ed balls, Ed Miliband, EU reform, in/out referendum, labour eu policy, red card |
March 12, 2014
Ed Miliband will today set out the Labour Party’s position on an EU referendum. Previewing his speech in today’s FT, Miliband says:”I am announcing that the next Labour government will legislate for a new lock: there would be no transfer of powers from…
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britain in europe, Ed Miliband, EU referendum, in/out referendum, Labour, labour eu policy, referendum lock |
How will Ed Miliband’s new Energy policies go down in the EU?At our fringe event today at the Labour Party conference – that we organised together with IPPR (write-up to follow) – we sought to answer the question, how Labour should respond to a changin…
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2030, Ed Miliband, energy prices, eu energy, labour eu policy, price freeze, renewables |
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