We Must Consider Teaching The Egyptian Revolution

I'll Be Explaining That Britain Will Be Leaving The European Union, But I Want That Process To Be As Constructive As Possible. And I Hope The Outcome Can Be As Constructive As Possible Because Of Course While We're Leaving The European Union, We Mustn't Be Turning Our Backs On Europe.

In The Past We Used To Think Of Poverty In Absolute Terms - Meaning Straightforward Material Deprivation... We Need To Think Of Poverty In Relative Terms - The Fact That Some People Lack Those Things Which Others In Society Take For Granted.

Cap The Well, Yes, Clear Up The Mess, Yes, Make Compensation, Yes Absolutely. But Would It Be Right To Have Legislation That Independently Targets Bp Rather Than Other Companies? I Don't Think That Would Be Right.

Simply Asking The British People To Carry On Accepting A European Settlement Over Which They Have Had Little Choice Is A Path To Ensuring That When The Question Is Finally Put - And At Some Stage It Will Have To Be - It Is Much More Likely That The British People Will Reject The Eu.

I Intend To End The Something For Nothing Culture