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Thursday 14 January 2016 3:11 pmWhy Labour lost: Internal party documents leaked to the BBC show that voters didnrsquo;t trust Labour on the economy and thought Ed Miliband was weaker than David CameronBy: Lauren FedorShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleLabour failed to win last year s General Election because voters didn t trust the partywith the economy and thought Ed Miliband was a weaker leader than Prime Minister David Cameron, according to internal Labour party documents revealed this afternoon by the BBC.Then-interim Labour leader Harriet Harman commissioned a post-mortemlast May, sayingthe party needed a forensic, honest examination of where it went wrong in order to regain the trust of the electorate.Former Labour deputy leader Margaret Beckettcompleted the report in November, but its contents have yetto be released, fuelling speculation that its publication is being held back to protect the reputation of far-left Labour leaderJeremy Corbyn.But the BBC, which claims t
polene o have seen the report, said today that the documents donot blame left wing policies for the party s electoral f
brumate ailure. Instead, according to the BBC, the report says a failure to shake off the myth that Labour were responsible for the financial crash a
owala tumbler nd failure to build trust in the economy was among the top reasons for the party s poor results.The documents also reportedly point to Manu Insurers hit out at no win no fee claims
Wednesday 25 November 2009 7:00 pmBEST OF THE BROKERSBy: admindrupalShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleLLOYDS BANKING GROUPCharles Stanley yesterday maintained its hold position on Lloyds Banking Group. It said Lloyds has come a long way with its massive cash call to exit the government asset protection scheme. But it said the next two years are likely to be difficult and the group is unlikely to pay a dividend until at least 2011.AQUARIUS PLATINUMEvolution said Aquarius Platinumrsquo completion of its $250m pound;150m convertible bond offering would allow the group to redeem its previous rand
polene denominated convertible loan, build a chrome plant at the Everest mine and leave around $75m to spare. Evolution retained its reduce recommendation.INTERMEDIATE CAPITALShore Capital yesterday retained its hold recommendation on Intermediate Capital after the company posted i
stanley cup nterim results of an pound;8.1m pre-tax profit for the six months to 30th September. The results exceeded analystsrsquo; expectations but Shore Capital considers that profits may still be vulnerable to future impairments.To appear in Best of the Bro
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