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Strike if they were to be brought forward by the government. how satisfied are you with that as a response? we satisfied are you with that as a reaponse?_ response? we want to see a government — response? we want to see a government that _ response? we want to see a government that does - response? we want to see a government that does not i response? we want to see a - government that does not return to austerity and we want to see a government that does not attack workers�* rights and we want to see a government that makes the right choices are not the choices to continue cutting service...

Chris mason, when the floor was opened up for questions. you said that labour will not be getting into big government cheque book out —— it will not be getting a big government cheque book out, what have you got to save that? we big government cheque book out, what have you got to save that?— have you got to save that? we are auoin to have you got to save that? we are going to inherit — have you got to save that? we are going to inherit a _ have you got to save that? we are going to inherit a badly _ have you got to save that? we are going to inherit a badly damaged i going to inherit ...

Potential labour government�*s attitude to public sector pay? taste attitude to public sector pay? we need to attitude to public sector pay? - need to see more detail but i think a lot of our members especially those in public services, are going to see that as possibly meaning more austerity but the reality is that our members will be expecting change very, very quickly and i have to say, it concerns me when keir starmer talks about not increasing public spending and not getting out the cheque book because the reality is that that is exactly what we do need, so yes, it causes me concern and...

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What the prime minister put forward were five very clear measurable goals that we will pursue in government and we can be held to account for, but what we saw from keir starmer was a whole load of nothing, no firm commitments, the only commitment he made was one he has already broken. he said he would not go reaching for the cheque book but we have already seen £90 billion worth of unfunded spending commitments from the labour party. that will have to come from taxation of ordinary people, and it works out at £3,000 per family, so the only thing we heard from that speech was a complete contr...