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Economic Dynamism Can Be Combined With Environmental And Social Responsibility. High Financial Returns Can Go Hand In Hand With Respect For Human Rights, And The Preservation Of The Planet's Natural Resources

I Think The Wonderment Of Seeing My Two Sons Developing Makes Me Incredibly Optimistic About Human Potential. It Makes You Think: 'my Goodness. It's A Miracle That's Going On Here. What Could The Human Race Do Together?'

One Of The Jewels In The Crown Of Labour's Time In Office Was The Rescue Of The National Health Service. As The Commonwealth Fund, The London School Of Economics And The Nuffield Foundation Have All Shown, Health Reforms As Well As Additional Investment Were Essential To Improved Outcomes, Especially For Poorer Patients.

The Wedding Ring On My Left Hand Was Bought By My Grandfather, Samuel Miliband, In Brussels In 1920. I Never Knew Him, As He Died When I Was One. But His Ring Was Kept By My Aunt Until It Was Placed On My Finger By My Wife Louise 32 Years Later.

Thirty Years Ago, If You Said The Country Was Living Beyond Its Means, People Would Have Thought About Economics. Now, If You Talk About The Country, Or The Planet Living Beyond Its Means, You Think About The Environment. We Are Taking Out More Than We Are Giving Back. We Are Consuming Energy, Water, And Other Natural Resources In A Way That Is Leading To Huge And Often Irreversible Damage To The Planet. So Too Are Most Other Developed Nations. And So Too Will China And India If They Follow The Same Path Of Economic Development As Us