article_snippet: ED Miliband’s pledge to rein in NHS
article_snippet: Kicking off former Labour health minister Lord Warner campaign at the site of the 2012 London Olympics in east London, Mr Miliband said the election ‘may come down to the wire’, though Mr Miliband deputy Harriet Harman insisted Labour was already ‘within touching distance of victory’.
article_snippet: Mr Miliband main policy announcement was that Labour would halt what Mr Miliband called a ‘tide of privatisation’ in the NHS.
article_snippet: Mr Miliband repeated Mr Miliband pledge to introduce a ‘mansion tax’ on expensive homes, impose a levy on the tobacco companies and close tax loopholes exploited by hedge funds.
article_snippet: The £2.5 billion raised would pay for 20,000 more nurses, 8,000 more doctors, 5,000 new care workers, and 3,000 more midwives, Mr Miliband said.
article_snippet: Claiming another five years of Conservative government would mean ‘the disintegration of our public services’, Mr Miliband added:
article_snippet: Mr Miliband kicked off Mr Miliband campaign at the site of the 2012 London Olympics in east London .
article_snippet: Of Mr Miliband’s profit cap, Mr Miliband’s told the Daily Mail:
article_snippet: Miliband's main policy announcement was that Labour would halt what Miliband called a ‘tide of privatisation’ in the NHS (file picture)
article_snippet: but this is another policy from Ed Miliband that looks ill-thought through.
article_snippet: This incompetence is exactly why Ed Miliband is simply not up to the job.
article_snippet: ‘doesn’t go far enough’ and an extra £2.5 billion