In The End, The Tragedy Of Harold

She Believes In Something. It Is An Old-fashioned Idea

I Think The Truth Is That The Labour Party Isn't Believed Any More Because People Suspect It Will Say Anything To Get Votes. The Rebuilding Of Some Radical Alternatives To Thatcherism - And By That I Mean All-party Thatcherism - Will Require Us To Do Some Very Difficult Things

If We Can Find The Money To Kill People, We Can Find The Money To Help People.

I Do Not Share The General View That Market Forces Are The Basis For Political Liberty. Every Time I See A Homeless Person Living In A Cardboard Box In London, I See That Person As A Victim Of Market Forces. Everytime I See A Pensioner Who Cannot Manage, I Know That He Is A Victim Of Market Forces

The 1973 Labour Conference Will Have Before It The Most Radical Programme The Party Has Prepared Since 1945.