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Position Type: Full-Time
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Life's A Pitch wins quartet competition
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Meet the Women of Note for 2016
Here are the nine women who were nominated by their respective chapters and Chapter-at-Large members to the inaugural Women of Note Award.read more
BREAKING NEWS: Forth Valley Chorus wins chorus competition
With a record score of 694 points, Forth Valley wins the title of 2016 Chorus Champion of the Quartet of Nations Region 31.read more
BREAKING NEWS: The MIX is our new quartet champion
The MIX quartet was named the 2016 Quartet Champions of the Quartet of Nations Region 31 of Sweet Adelines International with a total score of 618.read more
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Trekking to the Clouds: Looking to the Future of Content Delivery-wired, wireless, second screen and satellite
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• Michelle Munson, Aspera
• Eric Markow, Bel Air Internet
• Nathan Carman, Exelis
• Don Gabriel, EchoStar
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Software Defined Systems for Professional Media
Moderator: Steven B. Cohen, Daystrom Technology Group
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• Scott Rupple , Jeda Networks will talk about FCOE Software-Defined Storage Networks
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In Bronx Migrations, Michelle M. Tokarczyk takes us into the world of her beloved Bronx: '…the streets of fruit carts and milk trucks…a billboard half ripped out, a church's locked door…' She says, 'Understand you are the one who understands.' With great compassion and an enlivened voice, these poems delve into race and privilege as she tells us what it takes to build a life—and then to cross the bridge into Queens and beyond.
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Michelle M. Tokarczyk offers us detailed, evocative portraits of urban life with compassion and insight. These stories of poverty, struggle, and survival—too often left untold or unheard—give witness to the human struggle of working-class families in unexpected and powerful ways.
- Jim Daniels
One cannot read Michelle M. Tokarczyk's Bronx Migrations without being moved—from the past to the present, from the Bronx to Queens to Suburbia, from childhood to adulthood, from physical houses to intangible homes, and from within. She graciously draws in what is missing from the straight edges and faded marks of time and place; she gives her readers an unforgettable and extraordinary record of ordinary reality.
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by Curtis L. Crisler
Curtis L. Crisler is the man—the bone man, the heart man, the roaming coyote-man howling from the breath's bowels. He's a poet of the body—profoundly so—because his body extends into the contemporary culture of "This" Ameri-can-ah, its people and their public and private griefs. He writes to and from the body with urgency as if Lorca meets Langston Hughes at the corner of Miles and Muddy. And he interrogates the stuckness of individual identity, telling us, "A strong lonely lodges / in his belly, and he cannot see sky." Still, Crisler's vision finds redemption in the generative accretion of speech itself: "How our utterances will drive / smack into air like the sparrow veering to a new / direction." This new direction that language lends—his remarkable images and linguistic depth—is Crisler's tenderly bold love song to the ups and downs & ins and outs of our culture. As he says, "I am not afraid of a word clamping its fangs into my muscle; I have a serum; / I have a moment in my bones that I can watch over & over on 35mm recall, // or in Blue-Ray HD." "This" Ameri-can-ah is our Ameri-can-ah, a public pool of possibility Crisler assures us in this stunning new book that is well within the redemptive reach of the poet's tongue.
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- Jericho Brown, American Book Award Winner
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- Douglas Kearney, National Poetry Series Award Winner
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Brian Gilmore is a poet, writer, public interest attorney, and columnist with the Progressive Media Project. He is a Cave Canem Fellow (1997), Kimbilio Fellow (2014), Literature Fellow for the D.C. Commission on Arts and Humanities (1997), Pushcart Prize nominee (2007), and winner of the Maryland State Arts Council's Individual Artist Award (2001 and 2003). Gilmore has been a contributing writer for Ebony-Jet.com, and JazzTimes Magazine. He is the author of two collections of poetry: elvis presley is alive and well and living in harlem, and Jungle Nights and Soda Fountain Rags: Poem for Duke Ellington. His poems and writings are widely published and have appeared in The Progressive, The Washington Post, The Baltimore Sun, and many other publications. He teaches law at the Michigan State University College of Law, where he lectures and writes on contemporary issues relating to housing and economic inequality, dividing his time between Michigan and his beloved birthplace, Washington, D.C.
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Nov 17 2017
This corporate capture by this government isn't just alienating the ordinary working-class people because of the impact of austerity, it's actually undermining the base of those middle earners, if you like. When people are having those school gate conversations saying, oh they've just laid off so and so, our teaching assistant in the class', or 'last night I was at A&E and we waited eight hours before we actually saw anyone' and then they read about the Paradise Papers and the super-rich avoiding taxes, no wonder people are getting angry.feedback
Nov 17 2017
I'll be sitting down with Gordon and some of his people that he had around him as well. It's exciting. The prospects are exciting, but I am not getting carried away.feedback
Nov 17 2017
We're rubbish. People get off the water when they see us coming because (he shakes his head) … it's terrible.feedback
Nov 17 2017
They're all descending on me this weekend, the northern tribe. It will be fun.feedback
Nov 17 2017
I think they're disintegrating, on a slow retreat to oblivion, but I never underestimate them and their ability to cling on.feedback
Nov 17 2017
Jeremy and I have worked together for 35 years. We've watched our backs for 35 years. Sometimes we've been swimming against the stream on our own. We're mates, we're friends, our politics are the same. We work very closely together.feedback
Nov 15 2017
We don't think we need to set money aside because we can get a good deal, which will maintain tariff-free access, allow our economy to grow and work in a new collaborative relationship with our European partners.feedback
Nov 15 2017
Nothing they've said today recognises the scale of the problem or brings forward the scale of the resources that we need.feedback
Nov 15 2017
I cut that down to £6.5bn to give it a bit of leeway; now we know from the Paradise Papers it must be significantly more than that. Even the government now is going to have to address this, because people will feel that unfairness of having their public services cut whilst this tax avoidance is going on.feedback
Nov 15 2017
What we need is a large-scale housing programme led by local councils. We need a million new houses under the next period of government [including] 100,000 affordable houses, social housing, each year. We think we can build that on the basis of bringing together local authorities and letting them have the powers now to get out there and start building again.feedback
Nov 15 2017
I think there is a growing consensus now that austerity has to end. We have to invest for the future. Our services are facing an emergency on the ground, so this should be an emergency budget that concentrates on investing in our public services. Lifting the pay cap because things are so serious now.feedback
Nov 15 2017
There is never going to be a run on the pound. Business leaders are coming to me for certainty and the one thing they getting from us is openness and transparency about what we want to do, and they are welcoming it.feedback
Nov 15 2017
We have had some real messages from the frontline of our public services over the last few weeks: 5,000 headteachers writing to the prime minister saying we've got to stop the cuts in our education – they are having to send out letters to parents asking for donations; we've had the chief executive of the NHS [setting out] the scale of the crisis that we have in our NHS; and … the person who is responsible for advising the government on terrorism [is] saying that we can't combat terrorism if we have this level of police cuts.feedback
Nov 15 2017
My worry is that this budget will be more about saving Theresa May's job and Philip Hammond's job rather than addressing the real needs of our country. We need an emergency budget to tackle the very real emergencies our public services are having to address. How can anyone comment on this when the government won't publish the information upon which we can take considered and rational decision?feedback
Nov 14 2017
A "number of questions have arisen from the Government's reported attempts to secure London as the location of the scheduled IPO of 5pc of that business.feedback
Nov 09 2017
The next Labour government will call an end to the privatisation of our public sector, and we will look to bring back in to public ownership many of the vital services sold off by the Tories, which are undermining the living standards of millions of working households.feedback
Nov 06 2017
There are a lot of these companies that have contracts with our Government so we are paying them money and that money is then going into tax havens. I would like to end those companies who are engaged in tax avoidance having public contracts.feedback
Nov 06 2017
Their cuts to corporation tax run the risk of reducing tax revenues in future, while uncertainty about their handling of Brexit and failure to deal with rising inflation pose risks to the public finances as well as to the jobs and living standards of people throughout the UK.feedback
Nov 06 2017
For years, Conservative ministers have pledged to tackle the abuse at the heart of the Paradise Papers. If they won't do it, Labour will. The revelations in the Paradise Papers leak have showed, once again, that our economy is rigged to the benefit of the powerful, the wealthy and giant corporations. While most of us are expected to – and do – pay the taxes that are due from us, a tiny minority operate under different rules. If you're rich enough, you can join the same exclusive club – a world of offshore trusts and secretive tax havens, administered by offshore specialists like Appleby's, the firm at the centre of current revelations. It is one rule for the super-rich and another for the rest of us.feedback
Nov 06 2017
Every pound avoided in tax by the super-rich is a pound desperately needed by our NHS, our schools and our caring services.feedback
Nov 06 2017
Here we have proof that we have seen a lot of bluster from the government about tackling tax avoidance but no real action. Only last week the government was blocking Labour amendments to the finance bill to bear down on this abuse.feedback
Oct 29 2017
Instead of dragging millions of ordinary people through the endless misery of Tory spending cuts, the chancellor now needs to make a decisive break with past Tory failure and end austerity.feedback
Oct 25 2017
Any language like that we know is unacceptable and I'm hoping he will apologise for that. That would be the normal process.feedback
If the prime minister is not willing to stand up to the reckless Brexiteers in her party, will the chancellor? Will the chancellor make it clear, as business leaders have been calling for, that we need the principles of any transition confirmed by the end of this year?feedback
The prime minister yesterday sowed more confusion in her statement, giving the impression that a transition is to be negotiated only after we have settled on what the future partnership will be. Businesses cannot wait. They need to plan now. Jobs are in jeopardy now.feedback
The government cannot continue to drag its feet on this matter as it will be the British banking industry as a whole that risks long-term damage to the reputation on which it depends.feedback
It's time the chancellor considered a wide-ranging independent inquiry that leaves no stone unturned in rooting out unlawful and damaging activity.feedback
There are many hardworking people in our banking sector who will feel frustrated and dismayed by such stories, but they are let down by poor leadership and weak oversight that undermines the financial sector's reputation.feedback
We've been here for 350 years, and this American company comes in and decides to take over? That's not on. We will have the skilled people. We don't want the unskilled.feedback
There are enough sensible people in the House of Commons to say this cannot happen, we cannot damage our country in this way.feedback
When we amend the legislation, which I think we will, I think there is a majority to do that, to have a meaningful vote, which is what we have said all the way along, we will be able to say to Government 'whatever you are negotiating it will not be on the basis of no deal because the damage to this is economy would be so great'. We amend the legislation for Parliament to have a meaningful vote that will force the Government to negotiate, come to their senses and negotiate properly.feedback
I will not countenance no deal. I am not willing to countenance that. I don't think it is a realistic option. It's not going to happen.feedback
Oct 10 2017
This report offers bold new thinking on how we can overcome those challenges and create an economy that is radically fairer and offers opportunities for all.feedback
Sep 27 2017
What if there is a run on the pound? What happens if there is this concept of capital flight? I don't think there will be but you never know, so we've got to scenario-plan for that. People want to know we are ready and they want to know we have got a response to anything that could happen. Because if we can demonstrate that... that will calm things down as well.feedback
Sep 26 2017
We are bringing them back.feedback
Sep 25 2017
To pay for those public services we'll close the tax loopholes and the tax avoidance scams (used) by the mega rich. To reconnect the financial sector to the economy of research and development and production, we will transform our financial system.feedback
The government would intervene immediately to ensure that companies in tax havens can't invest in PFI projects and their profits can't be hidden to HMRC.feedback
We believe we can have a relationship with the single market that we think will overcome a lot of the perceived disbenefits that were highlighted during the referendum campaign, and gain and maintain a lot of the existing benefits. Again, that's to be negotiated.feedback
I tell you it is a Corbyn Labour government that will rescue our country from the long years of austerity. And it will be up to us to lay the foundations of the new world that awaits us.feedback
I think you've got this wrong. There will be a debate about Brexit, a very thorough one. Keir Starmer will be introducing it, there will be the normal report from the national executive committee, and if people want to vote on that they can. But it's the delegates themselves that decide. This is the nature of our party now. We're saying that it's the rank-and-file membership who will take the decisions and control the agenda at conference, not the leadership anymore.feedback
All the groups send round their advice to delegates on what they think should be the priorities to e debated, whether it's Momentum, or Labour First, or Progress, or whatever.feedback
On Brexit, the interesting thing is people are trying to build a consensus now, and not divide the party. And also, what I think is interesting - build a consensus not just in our party but within our communities. I think that's the nature of the decisions.feedback
We're building that answer now, but we've got to have consensus. We can't be in a situation where we try to impose a solution on the British people.feedback
A compromise within the community that brings us the benefits of the EU, as they are, and overcomes some of the disbenefits. We think we can build a compromise and consensus, The country was split down the middle – we've got to try and bring the country back together again.We think we're the only party that can do that.feedback
Sep 24 2017
We have seen with payday loans, some companies were making massive profits from people's financial difficulties. Under pressure, the Government has been forced to cap interest payments on payday loans. But more than three million credit card holders are trapped by debt. I am calling upon the Government to act now to apply the same rules to credit card debt.feedback
You've got a lack of confidence in the working class. I haven't. You watch what will happen this coming winter, these strikes have been provoked by this current government and as a result of really pay being below inflation, wages being cut; you know we've got nurses going to food banks because their pay has been cut by 14% since these Tories have been in power. No wonder people are angry – I am.feedback
Sep 22 2017
I was on air when the exit poll was announced. I get on all right with Michael, but he's a tough character, he's robust. When it came on, I did the usual bit, This is just a poll.' That's the standard line for politicians to spout at the early stage of a marathon election night.feedback
Sep 22 2017
I thought that if we could get broadcast coverage, people would realise what we were about, and realise what Jeremy was like as an individual, and it would turn. Nobody believed me at the time, but it wasn't wishful thinking.feedback
Sep 22 2017
The reason we had Jeremy doing the meetings was that we thought word of mouth was important. If we could get enough people to those meetings, then that would translate, particularly into marginal constituencies, into enough votes.feedback
Sep 19 2017
The last seven years has seen the Tories fail to tackle the fall in wages, which has also witnessed a surge in unsecured lending; as many families have been forced into debt in order to just make ends meet.feedback
Sep 12 2017
The pay cap must now be lifted across the whole public sector rather than by playing one group of workers off against another.feedback
Sep 10 2017
If you decide that you'll take that action democratically together, you will have our support, because this struggle is about whether or not they push more and more working class people into low wages, poverty, debt and insecurity.feedback
Sep 10 2017
Let me make it absolutely clear. You have the democratic right to ballot for industrial action and if as a result of those ballots you support industrial action – I tell you this on every case we have seen so far it has been just – and therefore yes, we'll be in parliament supporting you and we'll be on the picket line supporting you as well.feedback
The commission's findings drive home the deep problems of the British economy, which have been gravely worsened by seven years of Tory failure that has seen average wages fall and debt rise. The Tories have given huge tax breaks to the super-rich and giant corporations, but failed to deliver the investment in infrastructure, skills and research and development that are needed to create the secure, high-wage jobs of the future. As the report shows, the result is an economy dominated by insecurity and falling living standards.feedback
We'll still be the warm family we've always been. I think the atmosphere's transformed since the general election. During the election campaign itself we were pretty united. Conference will be quite exciting; I think the atmosphere will be tremendous.feedback
Sep 05 2017
For the wealthiest they are saying they are doing something but actually they are protecting them. And at the same time what are they doing to some of the lowest-paid workers in the country?feedback
The thing about governments is you have to maintain momentum, knowing what you are going to do, and if they've dumped most of their manifesto, all that leaves room for at the moment is squabbling over Brexit and publicity stunts like this budget will be over the pay cap.feedback
Sep 05 2017
So it is inevitable what will happen: the offshore trusts will be used as vehicles. They will say how wonderful the bill is. But it's smoke and mirrors.feedback
Sep 05 2017
I've not felt the anger being expressed for 20 years.feedback
It was a wonderful announcement. The best thing she could have possibly done. It boosted support for the Labour party overnight and caused absolute disarray in the Conservative party. You can't walk down a corridor in this place without seeing a group of Tory MPs plotting.feedback
Sep 05 2017
We didn't win, but we've got to win. I think conference will be serious: we could be in government soon, so let's talk about how we're going to govern.feedback
Sep 05 2017
They are going to do a lot of spin around non-doms – what they are doing is defining non-doms, giving them up to 15 years living here, but at the same time they are not including offshore trusts.feedback
Sep 05 2017
And I think you'll find across the health service and teaching there will be people acting in solidarity – they are provoking real anger.feedback
If I was McDonald's management I'd be listening very carefully today. I'd contact the union and I'd get round that table.feedback
These are workers who are extremely vulnerable in terms of their employment conditions. And yet at the same time they've had the courage to come on strike. They've said: 'We've had enough and we need to negotiate'. We've had that promise before, but it hasn't been realised. The best security we can have is them recognising trade unions so grievances can get resolved rather than strike action.feedback
Our objective is tariff-free access to the market. That has been our objective since immediately after the referendum. The structures – whether we are in or out – are a secondary matter. We are not ruling anything out.feedback
Jul 26 2017
Today's GDP figures reveal weak growth under a weak government, and expose the last seven years of Tory economic failure. Growth for the first half of 2017 is below expectations, and it follows continued data showing working families are being squeezed with wages not keeping up with prices. The truth is that the Tories' austerity cuts have undermined working people's living standards and weakened the UK economy.feedback
That's what's happened here, and I'm angry.feedback
Jul 16 2017
We'll look at what we can do. It's a real ambition. What Jeremy said is we recognise young people are coming out of college now with debts of £50,000. They cannot even think about buying a house or getting on the property ladder. So we've got to tackle that. But the issue is, the system's got to be tackled anyway, because it's falling apart.feedback
Jul 16 2017
Let us just be clear. What we said in our manifesto was we'll scrap tuition fees. We will scrap tuition fees. If we can help deal with the debt we certainly will. And because the system is collapsing, to be frank whoever is in government is going to have to deal with this.feedback
I think there's been a consequence of political decisions over years that have not addressed the housing crisis that we've had, that have cut back on local government so proper inspections have not been made, 11,000 firefighter jobs have been cut as well – even the investment in aerial ladders, and things like that in our country. I believe politicians have to be held to account. I remain angry at how many people have lost their lives as a result of political decisions made over years.feedback
I do not resile from what I've said and I remain angry at the loss of life that has taken place not far away from my constituency.feedback
Jul 16 2017
The problem that we've got is the system is imploding. Half of the student debt, we now know, is not going to be paid back.feedback
Jul 16 2017
What we'll be doing is inviting people to come and advise us: we'll try and ensure we use economists as well as educators.feedback
If you listen to ordinary people in this country now, what they want is basically a Brexit that will protect their jobs and protect the economy.feedback
This a damning report that reveals the harsh and unfair reality of the Tories' pay freeze on hard working public sector workers.feedback
Jun 28 2017
This war between Number 10 and the Treasury isn't sustainable.feedback
Jun 26 2017
Is democracy working? It didn't work if you were a family living on the 20th floor of Grenfell Tower. Those families, those individuals - 79 so far and there will be more - were murdered by political decisions that were taken over recent decades.feedback
Jun 26 2017
The decision to close fire stations and to cut 10,000 firefighters and then to freeze their pay for over a decade contributed to those deaths inevitably and they were political decisions.feedback
Jun 25 2017
Jeremy has been doing these meetings all around the country, thousands of people turned up all over. I kept saying to people, once we've got balanced broadcast coverage in the election campaign people would see what he's about: an honest, decent, principled person. People are attracted to him as a result of that.feedback
Jun 25 2017
My ambition is to learn to play the trombone. My wife pulls my leg about it. I'll find time, my neighbours might not appreciate it but I'm going to try.feedback
You get used to it, it doesn't surprise me at all anymore. That sort of continuous attack by the Mail and Sun and the rightwing press does have its effect, there's no doubt about it, but in this general election it was so far over the top in terms of criticisms, it was so exaggerated and unfair that people turned off completely.feedback
Jun 25 2017
We're trying to do a training exercise where we're bringing in people like Bob Kerslake, the head of the civil service, to work with them on things like what it would be like to be a minister, what their first day will be like, what their first 100 days will be like. So they feel confident about that as well.feedback
We keep on campaigning the way we're doing. The general election campaign consisted of Jeremy touring all around the country, doing meeting after meeting, we're now rolling that out to the whole of the shadow cabinet, right the way through the summer and into the winter, expecting a general election at any time.feedback
Jun 25 2017
Well that's significantly been proven wrong in this recent political debate, and we can see it, whether it's people queuing up at food banks, housing shortages, millions of children living in poverty, two thirds of those families with someone in work. People all around are realising that this economic theory has failed, and what we're trying to do is offer them an alternative. That's what our manifesto was all about.feedback
Jun 25 2017
The response to Jeremy was fantastic. We weren't expecting that. I spoke at the Pyramid Stage about 12 years ago, and within 10 seconds I cleared the field. Paul McCartney was here that year, I'm an old Beatles fan. We were knee-deep in mud. As I spoke on stage, my son, who must have been eight or nine then, was sat at the side being looked after by the Scissor Sisters and Black Eyed Peas, who were excellent child minders.feedback
Jun 25 2017
Jeremy had all those people resign from the shadow cabinet last year, so he had to bring all the youngsters on, and they've just been unbelievable. People like Rebecca Long-Bailey, Angela Rayner, Richard Burgon, superb, they're now trying to dig themselves into a brief so they know it when we go into government.feedback
We don't go into the hard and soft Brexit definition.feedback
Jun 25 2017
For a long period of time, all economic thought has been dominated by trickle down economics, where if you issue tax cuts to corporations and the rich, the money will somehow filter down the rest of society.feedback
Jun 25 2017
The House of Lords – 92 of them are there on the basis of who Charles II shagged at some point in the past. It can't be right that we have a House of Lords that's based upon those people appointed rather than elected.feedback
Jun 21 2017
All protest has got to be peaceful and if you want to see what effective protest is all about I tell you follow the lead of Gandhi, not others.feedback
Jun 21 2017
One, the manifesto that they stood on is now junked, that's the first thing.feedback
Jun 21 2017
The second thing is they haven't got an overall majority.feedback
Jun 21 2017
We are now in a situation where actually I don't think they have got the right to govern.feedback
Jun 21 2017
Yes and I am bitterly disappointed that we did so we have to accept that but we also have to accept that the government didn't win it either.feedback
Jun 21 2017
They won the largest number of seats so that enables them to bring forward a programme, but here is the rub: They have actually junked the manifesto on which they fought the election and so now they have no manifesto. Normally, you are right we have no constitution, but the constitution propriety is that you go before the electorate with a manifesto, here is what we are going to do if you elect us and we want to get a majority to do that.feedback
Today, people have got the right to be angry. What they haven't got is the right to be violent.feedback
Jun 18 2017
I would have convened parliament immediately to push more legislation through within 24 hours, if that was necessary. We cannot be in a situation where we have people who have lost their homes struggling to find alternative accommodation and we have properties standing empty.feedback
Jun 18 2017
Whatever it costs, we need to get them installed.feedback
The government must now as a matter of urgency lift the housing revenue account borrowing cap to free councils to undertake the urgent retrofitting work required on all existing housing stock found not to meet required safety standards.feedback
Jun 13 2017
Our shadow cabinet at the moment was a winning team. It just won effectively votes that no one predicted that we would so I don't want to break up that winning team.feedback
Jun 10 2017
My judgment is that if the campaign had been a couple of weeks longer we would have secured a majority, given the narrowness of the voting in so many seats.feedback
Jun 10 2017
We will place before parliament policies drawn from our manifesto that we believe are needed to address the challenges Britain now faces and can command support.feedback
I argued that when the broadcast media rules kicked in during the election period, we would have a better chance to get our policies across. The more balanced the broadcast coverage of Jeremy Corbyn, the more people would see him for the honest, decent, principled, and indeed strong leader he was.feedback
She told us … that she specifically called the election to secure a clear mandate … to negotiate a Tory Brexit. She failed. It is absolutely clear that there is no majority for the race-to-the-bottom Brexit backed by Theresa May, and that an alternative is required reflecting the common ground that appears to have emerged in this debate. This is the implementation of a Brexit that respects the referendum decision and secures the greater freedoms leaving the EU achieves, but which best protects our economy, jobs and living standards.feedback
The leaked manifesto was the making of our campaign. Six weeks ago, when Labour was more than 20 points behind the Conservatives in the opinion polls, I said that the gap would narrow and, with hope in my heart, that I believed we could win the election.feedback
Jun 09 2017
She went for it to secure a mandate that she already had and people saw through that. It was for party advantage. People saw this as opportunism. Even if the result is anywhere near this, it was a catastrophic error and people have seen through it.feedback
In the interests of the country we are willing to form a government, a minority government, and put forward a programme, a Queen's speech, as well as an alternative budget and also an alternative programme for the Brexit negotiations and then it is up to other parties whether they support us.feedback
Jun 09 2017
We'll put ourselves forward to serve the country and form a minority government and the reason for that is I don't think the Conservative Party is stable, I don't think the prime minister is stable. I don't want to be derogatory but I think she is a lame duck prime minister.feedback
Jun 09 2017
I was expecting Boris Johnson to launch his leadership campaign tonight. But clearly not tonight, maybe tomorrow.feedback
Jun 08 2017
I'm a natural pessimist, and we'll see whether I'm an optimist in the morning.feedback
We tried to have an extremely positive campaign. We modelled it around Jeremy's character. If you remember when he stood for the leadership, his slogan at the time was honest politics, straight talking, and that's what we tried to do – a positive campaign throughout.feedback
Jun 08 2017
If it is reflected in this sort of level of support, I think it does change the nature of political discourse. I think people have got fed up with the ya-boo politics and some of the nasty tactics that have gone on recently.feedback
Jun 04 2017
When it comes to tax, it will always be a fair tax policy. And if I can reduce the burden of taxation on middle and low earners I will do it as we grow the economy. I will do it.feedback
Jun 03 2017
What I said back then was that if we could get Jeremy on the ballot paper, we would have a really good showing. I thought we would pick up 30% to 35% of the vote of the membership and that would demonstrate the left was back and we would be able to negotiate left representatives in the shadow cabinet. That was the height of my ambition at that point.feedback
Jun 03 2017
The lesson for Theresa and the Conservative party is that people are not willing to accept you turning up with a manifesto which says next to nothing.feedback
This election could be the young person's general election. They have got to go out there and vote. People learned the lesson from the [EU] referendum vote – if you don't turn up, you'll be disappointed. The message from us is one of hope – it is that we can transform this country, we can transform your lives. Get out there and vote. That would be inevitable. The polls have narrowed. I'm now telling you we are going to win the election, full stop.feedback
Jun 03 2017
The idea that we are just tax and spend … it is nothing to do with spend. It is about investment. Everyone understands that you need to invest in the economy. Everyone understands you need to invest in health, education … because we have started this debate off, [the public's view] is beginning to turn. Where it is beginning to turn in particular is the younger generation.feedback
I think Tories were let down by it. I am getting that on the doorstep, actually. How dare they treat us like that? That is about the nature of the discourse changing.feedback
Jun 03 2017
We'll have a working relationship.feedback
Jun 03 2017
We will see how the economy grows. There are two ways we can share the benefits of prosperity. One is by making sure people get decent wages and the other is making sure the most regressive elements of the tax burden are reduced.feedback
Jun 03 2017
We had a serious discussion about the policies we want to prioritise, the budget, the timing of it. It is all doable. That [having such meetings] is the norm ahead of an election. There is nothing exceptional about that. The objective is the preparations for government. We hit the deck running. You never take anything for granted, you don't take votes for granted but you have to make the preparations.feedback
The mask has finally slipped. The only guarantee the Tories are prepared to give at this election is to big business and high earners.feedback
May 26 2017
The only numbers we saw in the Tory manifesto were the page numbers. But what has become clear today is the choice at this election – continued austerity and falling living standards under the Tories, or higher wages and increased investment in our public services and infrastructure under Labour.feedback
May 21 2017
You should pool the risk and that way people are not left on their own.feedback
I apologise for those words, but I also said no cause is worth an innocent life and I made that explicitly clear. I also did everything I possibly could to secure the peace process in Northern Ireland and at times that was contentious, of course. We were trying to talk to people you were condemned for talking to, then we discovered that governments were talking to them anyway. So I've apologised for my language, but I made it absolutely clear that everything I did was about securing peace and no innocent life lost is worth it.feedback
To be frank, I am angry. This is a savage attack on vulnerable pensioners, particularly those who are just about managing. It is disgraceful and we are calling on the Conservatives now to withdraw it.feedback
Yesterday the Conservative party abandoned older people. There was a triple whammy: the tearing up of the triple lock, the attack on the winter fuel allowance and the plans on care costs, so people can lose their homes.feedback
May 19 2017
Labour is beginning to break through. There is underlying, subterranean movement in our direction.feedback
I think we are going to win, and we are going to win it on the basis of the positive hope we're giving people, rather than this vague blank cheque that Theresa May has demanded. We are rising in the polls and now that people have seen this Tory manifesto, I tell you, 10 million pensioners out there will be very angry, large numbers of young people will be angry because there is no future in this manifesto.feedback
With our manifesto I laid out a report with detailed costing for every policy and where the funding source was. That enabled us to be honest with people to say this is what we are going to do, here's how much it is going to cost, and here's how I'm going to raise the funds. She [Theresa May] has dumped the tax lock. That means if they get re-elected, people are insecure because taxes could go up: income tax could go up, national insurance could go up, it could hit employers as well as workers.feedback
May 16 2017
The deficit at the moment is £68-£70bn.feedback
May 16 2017
Every spending commitment is fully costed. Every source of funding is explained.feedback
May 16 2017
We will consult on the mechanism in which we go forward on this. We will offer the different options on how we go forward. And one of them could be a switch from shares to bonds.feedback
May 16 2017
We just want to bring back fairness again into our society, so we can have that modern economy that will create that prosperity but where that prosperity will be shared by everybody.feedback
May 16 2017
We're going to win this election. That's a hypothetical question that doesn't even deserve looking at.feedback
May 16 2017
When he's touring round the country, literally thousands of people are turning up. Meetings are being swamped and also thousands of people waiting outside … wherever he goes. Underneath the surface, I think you are seeing a rumbling now that people want change. They want a different type of leader. They want someone who is a man of the people.feedback
May 16 2017
We have already seen as a result of leaks our policies being extremely popular: bringing rail back into public ownership, ending the cuts in school budgets, properly funding the NHS, making sure we have a fair taxation system. All of those are extremely popular amongst the general public and I think that will be translated into votes on the day of the election. We are asking people to pay little bit more who are the highest earners.feedback
May 16 2017
We will seek to negotiate and we'll look at the option of how we bring it back into public ownership. One is, yes, an outright purchase. That could be done and we wouldn't want to set the price for that now because that would affect the negotiations. Also we could offer bonds for shares in [an] exchange scheme. There are different mechanisms that can be used which minimise the overall cost but maximise the advantages of bringing it back into public ownership.feedback
The more Jeremy Corbyn gets out there, the more media coverage he gets, the more people realise the sort of decent, honest person he is and the type of leader he is. He brings people together, builds consensus – the sort of leader that we want for the future of our country. I think that will translate itself into people voting in the ballot box.feedback
May 16 2017
We are concerned [about] the way privatisation has operated, particularly in the water industry … In one year, £18bn was given out in dividends to shareholders. All of that could have been used in investment in the water industry and bringing bills down. We believe this is an industry that should be bought back into public ownership for public benefit. It is a significant intervention by the Labour government that will be elected in June because that's what needed.feedback
That means ending the tax giveaways to the corporations and also those in inheritance tax, capital gains tax and the bankers' levy - all of those giveaways under this government. The rich will be above £70,000 to £80,000 a year - and that's roughly defined as what people feel is an earning whereby people feel they can pay more.feedback
May 15 2017
A lot of money invested in the City is done by pension savers. It's very difficult to add a tax like that into the system without ultimately hitting consumers in the pockets, as all of our pensions are invested into the stock market.feedback
May 15 2017
By making those who trade in financial derivatives pay a small fraction of their profits, we can help properly fund our public services.feedback
May 12 2017
When we were in office the tax burden on the British people was 33.9% of GDP, under this government it is currently 34.4%. And they are projecting that by 2020 it will be 37.2%. What we are saying is that we will shift the burden of taxation from ordinary people. It will be levied on the rest of society through corporation tax, through capital gains tax, and inheritance tax.feedback
May 10 2017
[We] want to introduce – just as the Attlee government with Nye Bevan introduced the National Health Service – we want to introduce a national education service. Free at the point of need throughout life. And that means ending the cuts in the schools at primary and secondary level. It means free childcare. It means free school training when you need it throughout life. And yes it means scrapping tuition fees once and for all so we don't burden our kids with debt for the future.feedback
May 10 2017
[We] want to introduce – just as the Attlee government with Nye Bevan introduced the National Health Service – we want to introduce a national education service.feedback
I believe there's a lot to learn from reading Kapital, yes of course there is, and that's been recommended not just by me but many others, mainstream economists as well.feedback
May 07 2017
You will see it'll be a modest increase but it'll go ... to our education services, caring services and our NHS. They're desperately in need. Releasing the resources within our own country is not difficult. It simply requires the introduction of a limited range of redistributive measures which will raise the funds we need from those most able to pay and who have profited most out of the boom years. This redistribution can be achieved through… the restoration of progressive income tax of 60 per cent on incomes above £100,000.feedback
I believe there's a lot to learn from reading Kapital, yes of course it is. That's been recommended not by me but by many others - mainstream economists as well. I also believe in the long tradition of the Labour Party which involves people like GDH Cole, Tawney and others. You put that all together and you have, I think, a direction for our economy based upon sound principles and fairness. I'm going to be the first socialist in the tradition of the Labour Party.feedback
May 07 2017
Labour is now the party of low taxes for middle and lower earnings. As part of the new settlement, a Labour government will be asking business to contribute its fair share, with the largest companies paying a bit more in tax. I'm going to be the first socialist, in the tradition of the Labour party.feedback
Anyone earning below £80,000, we'll be guaranteeing you will not have increase in income tax or VAT or national insurance contributions. And for those above £80,000, we're asking them to pay a modest bit more. Why? To fund our public services. I think we've got a period of time in which we've not been able to get our policies across. Partly that's the media, I have to say, I have to be straight about that. I'm going to be the first socialist in the tradition of the Labour party. I'm in the strong tradition of the Labor party, which takes into account all of those thinkers, of course they do.feedback
May 06 2017
If Labour is elected next month we will guarantee that for the next five years there will be no tax rises for income taxpayers earning less than £80,000 a year, no hikes in VAT, and no changes in your National Insurance Contributions either. The Labour Party is now the party of low taxes for middle and low earners, while the Tories are the party of tax handouts for the super-rich and big corporations.feedback
I'm not saying £70,000. I'm saying on the higher percentage earners you will see that we will be asking people, particularly the corporations as well, to bear a bit more of the burden, because we cannot go on in terms of NHS in crisis, our education cuts happening on a scale we've not seen since the 1970s and the running down of our public services.feedback
In common parlance people would call what the Tories have published today lies. I'm shocked that the BBC has just taken a Conservative press release and has repeated it all morning. You're the BBC, you have to have some form of analysis before you put something on air.feedback
I've got a reputation for being a hard-nosed bureaucrat, both in my professional life in the past and also political. Our policies will be fully costed and the funding source will be identified. We will ensure that those priorities are the priorities of the British people. That is about having a fair taxation system. I'm amazed the chancellor of the exchequer can't distinguish between capital and revenue spend. Capital spend does not come out in terms of individual revenue spend. It is just the cost of the borrowing that comes out.feedback
Apr 30 2017
What's happened in this country over the last 20 odd years is collective bargaining has declined, 80 per cent of our workforce used to be held by collective bargaining, it stands at about 20 per cent now and that's eroded wages overall.feedback
Apr 29 2017
The scandal of six million people earning less than the living wage and four million children growing up in poverty are not inevitable. It only takes a change of government to bring these outrages to an end.feedback
Apr 29 2017
Growth has fallen back, wages have fallen back, inflation is increasing and you have the IFS announcing poorer working families will lose £2,500. There are pressures on all levels, middle and low earners in particular. I didn't support the mansion tax last time round, but it is an NEC decision. The manifesto is being started afresh. Yep.feedback
Apr 29 2017
That's an indication of a direction of travel for us, simple as that. It's an exemplification that we won't be into tax giveaways, we're about making sure there's a fair taxation system, tackling tax evasion and tax avoidance. We will address the level of corporation tax, and others, at that time. We are not going to lose this election. Full stop.feedback
Apr 29 2017
That's why she went to the election, she was listening to me.feedback
I have real respect for Caroline Lucas, she is a good friend and incredibly talented. I'd like to see her recruited into the Labour party and I'm sure she'd rise through the ranks very quickly.feedback
Apr 29 2017
If the Tories can't be straight with the British people, Labour will be. To give an indication, I called on the chancellor at the last Treasury questions to commit himself to no VAT increase and no increase on national insurance contributions in the way he tried to do it at the budget, and also commit to the triple lock [on pensions]. He refused to say that, so that might give you some indication of where I'm going. I don't want to pre-empt anything. But if you want an indication of the direction of travel, look at that question. I've been trying to pin him down all the way.feedback
Apr 29 2017
I think when Jeremy gets up there, just as he did in the leadership campaign, the first debate, he transformed himself from a 200-1 outsider to someone who could win and did win. That's why she's refusing to debate, he will come across as the honest, decent, principled person he is, a true leader, who builds consensus.feedback
The Tories pose a clear threat to working people's living standards. Under Tory proposals cuts to in-work support will leave working families with children an average of £2,500 a year worse off.feedback
The rich will be above £70,000 to £80,000 a year – and that's roughly defined as what people feel is an earning whereby people feel they can pay more.feedback
Apr 20 2017
The reality is that relatively few people earn more than £70,000 a year. Data from HMRC shows that just over five percent of taxpayers earned at least this amount in 2014-15.feedback
The economy is going to turn, we are seeing inflation increasing, wages stagnate and people in heavy debt. They know … they'll be deeply unpopular.feedback
Apr 19 2017
Labour "will be looking to the corporations and to the rich to pay their share. We believe we are talking about the rich will be above £70-80,000 a year and that's roughly defined as what people feel is an earning whereby people feel they can pay more.feedback
Apr 19 2017
We believe … the rich will be above £70,000 to £80,000 a year and that's roughly defined as what people feel is an earning whereby people feel they can pay more.feedback
Apr 16 2017
Continuing official silence from the chancellor is not acceptable when confronted with this scale of rigging. It is essential that we clarify who took the decisions to rig the Libor index, and when, so that the schools, NHS hospitals and local councils that lost out can be paid the compensation that is rightfully due and public confidence in our banking system and official institutions can be restored.feedback
Apr 14 2017
Tax avoidance is a scourge on society that company secrecy laws help facilitate, and the Tories have done nothing to tackle it. Labour will pour the disinfectant of sunlight on large company accounts, helping close down the loopholes and the scams that the tax dodgers rely on. The Tories are running a rigged economy for the super-rich and giant corporate tax dodgers. Only Labour will stand up for workers and small businesses to make our tax system fair and our public services like education and the NHS protected.feedback
I don't begrudge anyone a break every now and again, but you've got to either recognise the seriousness of the situation and put your full attention to it – and I think that's what the prime minister should be doing – or you've got to have confidence in the person that you send out to deal with the situation.feedback
The idea of going along to the G7 to try and put together a coalition around sanctions was never going to succeed. It was a bad policy decision by Mr Johnson. It should never have happened.feedback
The idea of going along to the G7 to try and put together a coalition around sanctions was never going to succeed. It was a bad policy decision by Mr Johnson. It should never have happened. He should have gone to Moscow. When he went to Moscow he should have been clear with the Russians just how much we condemn what Assad has done, and what they've done in support of Assad, but try to get them back to the negotiating table. I'm hoping the initiative now by the Trump regime and others is going to enable that to happen. It's a pity Mr Johnson made such a poor judgment of this matter.feedback
Apr 10 2017
This is an extremely serious revelation that contradicts past assurances about the role of the Bank of England in the Libor scandal. It goes to the very heart of whether our financial institutions can be trusted. Therefore it warrants an immediate high-level investigation, and the Chancellor must act straight away to ensure this happens.feedback
Theresa May promised to be a champion of working people; she has failed. The Tories are taking the country backwards; Labour will stand up for working families, making them £2,500 a year better off in 2020. Only Labour will take the action needed to end the Tories' economic failure and introduce a real living wage of £10 an hour by 2020.feedback
What Jeremy was saying was the media should now report us accurately and report us fairly. What's interesting is when you poll the issues and our policies, they are extremely popular, so what's preventing people translating that into strength in the polls? It is partly because they see us as divided so if we unite, which I think we are doing now on a number of issues, particularly around Brexit, you'll see us rise in the polls.feedback
I think he should be there now, saying to the Russians just how appalling the situation is and the role that they should play. We should be frank with them and we shouldn't just allow the Americans to go off and do that – we should be doing that ourselves.feedback
It was their party. It's a tragedy, an absolute tragedy. I could weep about it, I really could. The other (part of the) tragedy is we are now led by someone who is possibly one of the foremost anti-racist campaigners that we have had in our political history.feedback
Can the minister give us some more specific details about what steps are being taken to address this scandal and can we have the assurance there will be the potential of opening up criminal proceedings to break up what is effectively a criminal network? And can the government also undertake it will not as it has in the past with HSBC attempt to intervene with criminal or other investigations taking place elsewhere in the world?feedback
We'll wait and see what the nature of the Section 30 is. We'd have to see what the detail of that is.feedback
Mar 11 2017
There is nothing progressive about cutting taxes for companies and the very wealthiest while hitting the self-employed. This week's budget revealed the government's true priorities. It's not about supporting workers or small businesses. It's a government for tax avoiders and giant corporations. Phillip Hammond was boasting about the continuing cuts to taxes for corporations and the super-rich, now totalling £70bn over the next few years, even as he hammered the self-employed with a £2bn national insurance tax hike.feedback
Mar 10 2017
The fact the prime minister won't fully support her own chancellor's budget measure, and has been forced by Labour to row back on it just 24 hours after he delivered his speech in parliament, shows the level of disarray that exists at the top of government.feedback
Mar 10 2017
I'm hoping there will be a number of Conservative MPs and other parties in the House that say to the government 'you've got this wrong, you need to think agai.feedback
Mar 09 2017
If you took Greg Philo's idea of a wealth tax, where you put 20 per cent tax on the highest- the wealthiest 10 per cent of this country - the wealthiest 10 per cent own £4,000 billion. If you took 20 per cent of that you would then have £800 million and we could tackle our deficit - we could tackle our debt - four fifths of our debt would then be wiped out. So we're saying just collect the money and make those who created the crisis pay for the crisis and that way you overcome it.feedback
Mar 09 2017
On economic policy in terms of the Bank of England you install people like Graham Turner [...] you must make him the Governor of the Bank of England. You then move on in terms of taxation - you put Richard Murphy and John Christensen at the head of HMRC to introduce Financial Transaction Tax, the wealth tax, the land value tax - all done in the first 100 days.feedback
Mar 09 2017
I think now we have got to really engage in the Labour parties policies process, it's structures, and working with those outside the Labour Party. I am working on the basis now that this Labour leadership is like a blank sheet of paper. They have grown up under New Labour. The most important ambition for them is to get into office. We have got a create a climate of opinion which on individual issues and our overall analysis of society is so well understood that they recognise to get elected they have to espouse those policies.feedback
Mar 09 2017
You launch that council house building programme. You bring rail back into public ownership. We should be writing that up.feedback
From the left now [...] we should now be mapping out not in manifesto form but in a manual form the first 100 days of a Labour Government going into power. The issues around energy, you immediately announce no more nuclear power. On foreign policy, you immediately say we are coming out of Afghanistan now, we're scrapping nuclear weapons. We would have built up popular support for those policies. This is the most exciting period of my political life. We have a Tory Government waging class war against us. That's exactly what's happening.feedback
Mar 09 2017
There's got to be an element of fairness about our taxation system. He cannot cut the taxes to the rich and the corporations and increase the taxes on the lower paid.feedback
Mar 08 2017
The Tories talk of being a 'workers' party', but they have betrayed millions of people today, by breaking another manifesto commitment.feedback
Philip Hammond's first budget comes at a crossroads for our country ahead of the triggering of Article 50. It cannot be a budget, where like his predecessor, he over claims on the government's economic record, and under delivers on its promises.feedback
Mar 07 2017
They are on the side of working families.feedback
Mar 05 2017
The crisis is here now. We should prepare for Brexit but some of that money now needs to deal with the crisis in the NHS and social care.feedback
Of course we are building up a succession for the long term future and we have got some really great young talent coming through but they need more experience before eventually they will succeed.feedback
There must have been people on the end of [Mandelson's] line and the end of that email chain to receive it. Of course. I am willing to talk to anybody. We need advice from everybody.feedback
So one way of re-establishing some element of openness and transparency would be, why not – over a million, you publish your tax return.feedback
Jeremy Corbyn is trying to transform our society so that it is radically more equal, radically more fair, radically more democratic. The whole media establishment [is] owned by people whose power is entrenched. They are trying to destroy a socialist who is trying to transfer power from the establishment to the people. That is their job to do. The oligarchs are protecting their power base.feedback
Mar 03 2017
That's been a distraction. The various elements that have been coming at us, both in terms of the media, the briefings against us, that sort of thing.feedback
Mar 03 2017
Public services are collapsing around his ears.feedback
Mar 03 2017
In the real world, all of a sudden, NHS in crisis, patients on trolleys, social care nightmare, school budgets cut for the first time since the 1970s, prisons in riots. You look across the whole of the public sector and it's imploded.feedback
Mar 03 2017
These figures are mostly seasonal or the result of the lapsing of members who joined last summer and were unable to vote in the leadership election. But Labour is now the largest party in western Europe and that is because people have joined Labour in record numbers under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, which is something other parties can only dream of matching.feedback
Mar 02 2017
We can turn this country round. That's our mission.feedback
Mar 02 2017
We need to talk to everyone.feedback
Mar 02 2017
Peter and I worked for the TUC in our youth. Though perhaps we learned different lessons from the experience.feedback
Feb 28 2017
Sneaking out an announcement asking departments to model cuts of 3% and 6% for 2019/20 is no way to manage public spending.feedback
Feb 21 2017
There is no way that this honour should be awarded to someone who has abused women, who has abused members of the Muslim faith, who has abused migrants.feedback
Tory (Conservative) cabinet members are looking to cook up special deals for their friends in the City of London. They want a 'Bankers' Brexit', in the interests of an elite few, not the majority.feedback
What happened was with the leak of the Panama Papers, we discovered just how the integral links between companies and the City of London and tax evasion, and that's unacceptable. So what we want to do is make sure there's proper enforcement and actually make sure we have a proper legislative base. What's interesting in the City now is that's what a lot of people are saying as well. The good do not want to be brought down by the bad.feedback
Sep 26 2016
What we want to do is make sure we have an economy that's prosperous, but it's got to be fair as well.feedback
Sep 08 2016
There's a new atmosphere now abroad both in terms of business and in terms of the general public that there needs to be more openness and transparency.feedback
Jun 24 2016
A lot of people's grievances are coming out and we have got to start listening to them.feedback
Feb 12 2015
There needs to be care about how they arrive at levels of pay and bonuses themselves.feedback
Feb 12 2015
I just caution people within the banking sector that never again should they want to endure the opprobrium that they had after 2008.feedback
Feb 12 2015
Nothing substantive has changed, the same failed institutions we had before the crash, I believe are all set to fail again. Labour will take a different approach … We will look at ways to break up these failing monopolies and promote alternative sources of finance.feedback


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