? But there's a touch of David Miliband in this speech. When the Guardian published the full text of the speech that David would have given at last year's conference if he had won the Labour leadership, we found that he was planning to call for "a moral economy built on moral markets". That's exactly what this speech was about. Embarrassingly, though, "moral economy built on moral markets" is a better soundbite than any in Ed's speech.? Portraying himself as an insider/outsider was astute. It was a way of making a link between the personal and the political. Astute, but also questionable. Ed Miliband was brought up in the heart of the Labour establishment. Arguably he is more of an insider than Gordon Brown,
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Brendan Barber, the TUC's general secretary, said: "Today's hint that the chancellor won't honour the commitment to uprate pensions and benefits in line with this month's inflation figures is very alarming. The cost of living has rocketed for those who depend on pensions and benefits more than any official measure captures. Not only does the chancellor want to use CPI, the generally lower inflation measure that excludes important items like housing, it now seem that he may not even keep that promise." (See 12.28pm.)? David Cameron has refused a call for him to make a statement to MPs about the findings of Sir Gus O'Donnell's investigation into Liam Fox. O'Donnell's report will be published later this afternoon, but Downing Street decided not to put up a minister to make an oral statement about it in the Commons and John Bercow, the Speaker, decided not allow an urgent question about it.
" Us WeeklyDavid Arquette admits to falling off the wagon.The actor called the Howard Stern show and said that he is back to drinking and smoking weed. Following his split from Courtney Cox in 2010 he began drinking and went to rehab in 2011.USA TodayDick Van Dyke nearly died in a car fire.The comedian was pulled out of his burning Jaguar on Highway 101 and has now put up the signed car up for sale as a joke on twitter.L.A. TimesMeet Saint Laurent's New Muses,Wyatt and Fletcher Shears Hedi SlimaneWhen Yves Saint Laurent hired Hedi Slimane as creative director,the brand dropped the "Yves" andrevamped its classic ready-to-wear with a more avant-garde,grunge look. Similarly,the house's elegant muses like Natalie Wood,Lee Radziwill,and Catherine Deneuve were replaced by edgier,lesser-known faces.
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So, asked about his favourite TOWIE character,
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People have got strong and sincerely held views about what's happening to the NHS now and they deserve a hearing, they don't deserve to have the door of Number 10 shut in their faces.From Peter Carter,
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An international delegation of trade union members is meeting the Guatemalan president on Wednesday to urge his government to investigate the deaths. The delegation from Public Services International (PSI),a global trade union federation representing 20 million public service workers worldwide,hopes its visit will help stop the violence directed at its affiliates in Guatemala."We stand in solidarity with our members who are being targeted for simply exercising their legal rights to belong to a union,for their bravery in exposing corruption and nepotism and defending public services against privatisation," said Rosa Pavanelli,PSI general secretary.In March 2013 the Guatemalan government signed an agreement with the International Labour Organisation to investigate and prosecute crimes against trade union members.
Palestinians are born to parkour: they are masters of creatively getting from Point A to Point B,due to the plethora of obstacles Israel puts in their way on any given Sunday. I have often said Palestinians possess an inner Spider-Man and these kids in Qalqilya literally jumping over walls prove that my theory is right. If you are still unclear as to what exactly parkour is,it is best explained in this clip from the sitcom The Office,which highlights not just the joys,but the dangers of parkour. Amir TerkelSajed is a skater,but he is no slacker. He owns a successful barbershop in his hometown of Qalqilya and uses the profits to fund his habit. In 2010,he used his savings to open up an indoor skate park.
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