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We Have To Challenge The Whole Idea That It's Acceptable For A Society Like Britain To Have Such A Significant Number Of People Who Do Not Work One Day Of The Week And Don't Have Any Possibility Of Improving The Quality Of Their Lives.

Well Football Teams Are Perhaps Easier To Control Than Political Parties, I'm Sure The Prime Minister Would Agree With Me, But Yeah I Think Every Team Needs Discipline And A Sense Of Self-belief And That's Important, That's What Leadership's All About.

What We Want To Do Is Reform The Welfare System In The Way That Tony Blair Talked About 13 Years Ago But Never Achieved - A System That Was Created For The Days After The Second World War. That Prize Is Now I Think Achievable.

The Number One Priority Now Is Reducing The Deficit That They [labour] Left Us - The Biggest Deficit Since The Second World War.

For Families Across The Uk Who Are Income-poor, But More Than That, Whose Lives Are Blighted By Worklessness, Educational Failure, Family Breakdown, Problem Debt And Poor Health, As Well As Other Problems, Giving Them An Extra Pound - Say Through Increased Benefits - Will Not Address The Reason They Find Themselves In Difficulty In The First Place.