— site —— delighted to be here in leith to— site —— delighted to be here in leith to launch the labourf any major economy in the world but _ us ahead of any major economy in the world but at — us ahead of any major economy in the world. but at the moment, we are nowhere _ world. but at the moment, we are nowhere near the front of the pack. and this _ nowhere near the front of the pack. and this is — nowhere near the front of the pack. and this is a — nowhere near the front of the pack. and this is a race we have to win. the biggest — and this is a race we have to win. the biggest opportunity we've had in decades— the biggest opportunity we've had in decades to make the country work for working _ decades to make the country work for working people. this is always the test for— working people. this is always the test for labour, the purpose of my labour _ test for labour, the purpose of my labour party, all the changes we've made _ labour party, all the changes we've made for— labour party, all the changes we've made for this. to face down and a driven— made for this. to face down and a

have notoriously cut its budgets to cope with these difficulties a little over a year ago , chris leithbed the radio prodigy by the american media industry, was the one who launched the morning broadcast emsnbc. he revived the cbs network, and there he also released one of the highest rated late find shows by stephen culber, but cnn became a huge news network at the height of his career broadcasting, which lead promised to rethink, namely, to make the agenda more centric , returning the once-lost audience of republicans. however, with such a plan , the journalists of the pro-democratic tv channel seemed simply not ready for the editorial office to catch up with another layoff. job. lost those who categorically disagreed with the new information policy. the rest preferred to accumulate dissatisfaction in themselves and leak sensitive information. in the director to the press, for example, about his managerial mistakes, cutting infographics on the air constantly rotating leading rejections from the cnn plus platform and open criticism of predecessors, but the main miscalculation, as it tu

exposed as a serial liar, will the current pm apologise to my constituents in edinburgh north and leith i just point out to the hon. lady, as she is going on about the eu and us leaving it, that we have actually grown faster than france and italy since we left the single market, our exports have grown by 25% just since covid and, as we heard from my right hon. friend the member for north somerset earlier, every single international organisation has upgraded its forecast for uk economic growth. that is because we have the right priorities to drive growth, create jobs and spread opportunity in every part of our united kingdom. x hospices across the uk provide not only quality, but compassionate care to people at the end of their lives, including mountbatten hospice in my constituency, which looked after my office manager sue hall when she passed away in march. that is why i and her son-in-law, miles rogers, will be skydiving to raise money on saturday. we have raised £6,000 so far. the prime minister should feel free to donate to the campaign, but will he send his best wishes to all hospi

exposed as a serial liar, will the current pm apologise to my constituents in edinburgh north and leithust point out to the hon. lady, as she is going on about the eu and us leaving it, that we have actually grown faster than france and italy since we left the single market, our exports have grown by 25% just since covid and, as we heard from my right hon. friend the member for north somerset earlier, every single international organisation has upgraded its forecast for uk economic growth. that is because we have the right priorities to drive growth, create jobs and spread opportunity in every part of our united kingdom. x hospices across the uk provide not only quality, but compassionate care to people at the end of their lives, including mountbatten hospice in my constituency, which looked after my office manager sue hall when she passed away in march. that is why i and her son-in-law, miles rogers, will be skydiving to raise money on saturday. we have raised £6,000 so far. the prime minister should feel free to donate to the campaign, but will he send his best wishes to all hospice w

renewable energy sources, and to be based in scotland. 0ur scotland editorjames cook reports from leitht vast quantities of greenhouse gases. but the peak in production has long passed and labour says the era of exploration must now end. our next prime minister, keir starmer. alongside the scottish labour leader, sir kier promised to ensure green infrastructure was built in britain, benefiting british workers. the moment for decisive action is now. if we wait until north sea oil and gas runs out, the opportunities this change could bring for scotland and your community will pass us by. and that would be an historic mistake. oil industry bosses and trade unions appear to be united in opposition to your plans, warning that they would chill investment and cost jobs. doesn't that worry you? when i look back at what happened with the coal mining communities, with the coalfields, and look at the mistakes that were made then, not planning for the future, not having the courage to see the change that was necessary, not leading your nation through the change, i am resolved that we will never rep

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