I Believe In Public Services.

Britain Has No Divine Right To Be One Of The Richest Countries In The World.

I Want Britain To Be The Home Of Successful Competitive And Stable Financial Services.

What I'm Interested In Is Britain Projecting Itself Abroad, And Through That Its Values And The Things It Holds Dear. And I Don't Think You Do That By Refusing To Talk To The World's Second-largest Economy [china]. In Fact, That Is Positively Counter-productive In My View.

When You Look At The Things People Are Really Fed Up With, Like The Collapse Of The Pension System, Like The Failure To Get Money To The Frontline Of The Health Service, Gordon Brown Is More Responsible For That Than Any Other Politician Including Tony Blair

There Is A Big Problem. The Problem Is The Country Borrowed Too Much. We Went On A Borrowing Binge, There Was A Housing Boom. You Want To Help People De-leverage And Deal With Those Debts Over Time.