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Friday 24 April 2015 4:58 amLord Digby Jones slams Ed Miliband for ldquo neering at wealth creators and accuses Labour of being ignorant about high taxesBy: Jeff MisentiShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleA former minister in Gordon Brown s government has blasted Ed Miliband s policies of higher taxes on the wealthy market interventionism.Lord Digby Jones, a former head of the CBI and minister for trade and investment, penned an open letter to the Labour leader inThe Telegraph,sayingMil
stanley cup iband needed to stop sneering at wealth creators and the profit motive.Jones asked why he had never heard Miliband say profit was a good thing, adding that he appeared ignorant at worst and disinterested at best about what business people do for themselves and the country.The ex-trade minister argued the wealthy pay a shed-load of tax, but Labour don t care about the contribution they already make to the Treasury and only interested in squeezing more out of them to spend on pet Labour projects. Jones took aim at Miliband s pledge to cap profit that can be made on NHS supply contracts to five per cent, and accused him of wanting a monopolistic, unproductive, very expensive NHS which is ideologically socialist, pure and unaffordable .Labour s plans f
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Tuesday 20 July 2010 9:02 pm|Updated:Friday 31 May 2019 2:18 amCameronrsquo US trip hampered by anger at BPBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleDAVID Cameron yesterday asked B
owala cup ritainrsquo top civil servant to re-examine the circumstances surrounding the early release of the Lockerbie bomber, but insisted BP had not influenced the decision. Amid fears that his first Prime Ministerial visit to Washington is being overshadowed by US resentment against the oil major, Cameron tried to draw a line under the issue by asking cabinet secretary Gus Orsquo;Donnell to reopen the
stanley drink bottle files concerning the release. But he dismissed calls for a full blown inquiry. BP is suffering a nationalistic backlash in the US, after suggestions it lobbied the government to release Abdelbaset al-Megrahi to help smooth a Libyan deal resurfaced, exacerbating an already febrile environment after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. I donrsquo;t need an inquiry to tell me what I already know, which is it was a bad decision to release himhellip;.we should try and separate that, frankly, from the issue of BP and the oil spill, said CameronThe oil major yesterday announced plans to raise an estimated $8.7bn pound;5.7bn from asset sales, bringing the
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