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Ed Balls warns of '1930s mistake' after Moody's move
Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, warned the "world is making the 1930s mistake" after Moody's move to put Britain on “negative” watch amid fears of contagion from the eurozone debt crisis. "Even though it is clear in Greece, in Ireland, in other countries, in Britain too (that) this austerity isn't working, the message is 'Plough on, dig a deeper hole, carry on with an austerity that is failing'," he told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme. "I fear what's happening here is that the world is making the 1930s mistake and the ratings agencies are partly responsible for this," he ...
Ed Balls the unlikely Blairite is out to make new friends...
... in the City The shadow chancellor has one priority – to give Labour a chance of winning the election. Things can only get better. The battle hymn of Tony Blair, as borrowed from D:Ream, may be as relevant for Broke Britannia as it was for Cool Britannia. Like Noah, George Osborne hopes for a sign that the economic floodwaters are abating. In this version of Genesis, Tesco gets to play the dove, yesterday offering 20,000 jobs by way of an olive branch. When Norman Lamont talked of green shoots in 1991, he was reviled for his optimism. Shriti Vadera, a front-bencher in Gordon ...
Now Balls has his own pet Fat Cat: Labour bigwigs not too...
... proud to turn down help from a top City firm Fat-Cat-bashing Labour bigwigs are not too proud to refuse donations from a top City firm. Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls gets nearly £60,000 of help from accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers in the shape of a research assistant for his Commons’ office. And last year Business spokesman Chuka Umunna got a £30,000 aide from PwC. Up with the workers! Dapper Energy Minister Greg Barker is so attached to his 11-week-old dachshund Otto that he brings it to the Commons in a designer bag – in defiance of Parliament’s ban on ...
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Norwich City chairman Ed Balls believes Premier League stability is within reach - Norfolk Eastern Daily Press Norfolk Eastern Daily PressNorwich City chairman Ed Balls believes Premier League stability is within reachNorfolk Eastern Daily PressNorwich City chairman Ed Balls is a man who is well practised at coping with high-pressure situations – but the stress of being on the board of a football club has still surprised him. The former shadow chancellor, who was a Labour MP between 2005 and ...and more » |
Former MP Ed Balls and Sky Sport pundit Chris Kamara ready for The Great British Sport Relief Bake Off - Wakefield Express Wakefield ExpressFormer MP Ed Balls and Sky Sport pundit Chris Kamara ready for The Great British Sport Relief Bake OffWakefield ExpressIn 2013, he took part in Asda's Come Dine With MP competition and the 48-year-old Norwich City chairman says he has always baked birthday cakes for the three children he has with Pontefract and Castleford MP Yvette Cooper. Mr Balls, who was taught to ... |
Daily catch-up: Ed Balls, historian, on the Blair-Brown relationship - The Independent The IndependentDaily catch-up: Ed Balls, historian, on the Blair-Brown relationshipThe IndependentProfessor Mr Chairman Ed Balls, former shadow chancellor, now visiting professor at King's College, London, and chairman of Norwich City, came to "The Blair Years" course at King's that I co-teach with Jon Davis (above right) yesterday. He talked about ... |
Ed Balls interview: 'When the dust settles, people see the truth' - Times Higher Education (THE) Times Higher Education (THE)Ed Balls interview: 'When the dust settles, people see the truth'Times Higher Education (THE)“When we started out in the Treasury back in 1997, our thinking was…” So runs the opening to one of the points that the former chief aide to chancellor Gordon Brown and now part-time academic Ed Balls is making. The fact that this “we” trope recurs ... |
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