article_snippet.sent: Mr Balls remarks come as the Labour leader Ed Miiband prepares to unveil the party's manifesto in Manchester this morning.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Miliband will say Mr Miliband wants to be Prime Minister to build a 'fairer, more equal, more just country... that works for working people once again'.
article_snippet.sent: the party's manifesto will outline everything which a Labour government would do, from schools and hospitals, to crime, pensions, benefits and the environment.
article_snippet.sent: the party's manifesto includes a promise to cap energy prices, cut class sizes, offer more free childcare, increase the minimum wage, ban most zero-hours contracts, build more homes and find an extra £2.5billion for the NHS.
article_snippet.sent: the party's manifesto will rule out a rise in VAT, National Insurance or the basic rate of income tax.
article_snippet.sent: But the party's manifesto will also promise to cut spending of every government department apart from health and education, scrapping winter fuel payments for wealthy pensioners, capping rises in child benefit, a mansion tax on £2million homes, a levy on tobacco firms and an increase the top rate of tax to 50p.