Also talking about Energy Policy with a promise to eliminate carbon from Energy Production and illiteracy production in the uk, focusing solely on Renewable Energy and nuclear by 2030, which would involve increasing vastly the capacity of offshore wind, onshore wind, solar power, hydrogen and tidal power as well. That was described this morning as an ambition by sir keir starmer. They have not set out in huge detail exactly how they would do it, but it goes further and faster than the governments own It Commitment to eliminate carbon from Energy Production in the uk by five years after that date, 2035, is what liz truss has set out. But the focus this morning here in at liverpool on the Deputy Leader of the labour party angela rayner, who will speak to delicates in the hall shortly, that marks at the conference getting properly under way. Last night to sir keir starmer was addressing a rally, choosing his words very carefully about the governments economic policy, and then singing the
also talking about energy policy with a promise to eliminate carbon from energy production and illiteracy production in the uk, focusing solely on renewable energy and nuclear by 2030, which would involve increasing vastly the capacity of offshore wind, onshore wind, solar power, hydrogen and tidal power as well. that was described this morning as an ambition by sir keir starmer. they have not set out in huge detail exactly how they would do it, but it goes further and faster than the government s own it commitment to eliminate carbon from energy production in the uk by five years after that date, 2035, is what liz truss has set out. but the focus this morning here in at liverpool on the deputy leader of the labour party angela rayner, who will speak to delicates in the hall shortly, that marks at the conference getting properly under way. last night to sir keir starmer was addressing a rally, choosing his words very carefully about the government s economic policy, and then
countrym well, enough is enough. just as our country. just as our country was desperate country. just as our country was desperate for change in 1997, we need desperate for change in 1997, we need a desperate for change in 1997, we need a change it now. because britain need a change it now. because britain is need a change it now. because britain is at a crossroads, conference. a moment of decision about conference. a moment of decision about what conference. a moment of decision about what future we all want, about what we about what future we all want, about what we can about what future we all want, about what we can collectively achieve together what we can collectively achieve together and about what we can be. and at together and about what we can be. and at this together and about what we can be. and at this moment, what to do the conservatives offer? lining the pockets conservatives offer? lining the pockets of oil and gas executives, enriching pockets
was saying, maybe we can show how much better it would work if we had more choices. that s where vouchers come in because the patient makes the choice. you re not told by a third party where to go. we do need that in health care which is not free markets. you get free markets in health care, we ll turn scarsity into abundance. no one starves. we have a lot of food. government doesn t run the foods. if they did, we d all be starving. rick i saw you shaking your head. first let me point out that i m a democrat and i can tell the vouchers news flash, you re a democrat. and yet i can still tell the difference between a voucher for the va and voucher for education. not all democrats are allergic i to the word. what is the difference? actually there s a big difference. vouchers for school says you can go outside of your district which would destroy a school district. voucher for getting medical care