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Apprentice hopefuls left to “fend for themselves”
Ed Miliband: I am going to do things my own way
Ed Balls: We made mistakes
Government set on delivering its deficit reduction programme
Riding the “long, hard road ahead” to economic recovery
Equal civil marriage for same sex couples by 2015
Andrew Burnham called for a system offering comprehensive guidance and strong backing for students who wish to pursue apprenticeships, similar to one provided to university hopefuls.
Ed Miliband voiced his aim to rid a “fast buck” culture that prevails in Britain and also attempted to restore voters' confidence in his party by trying to break away from the image established by former Labour leaders.
The Shadow Chancellor conceded that Labour -while in power- made mistakes over the economy, while he attempted to muster up confidence on their credibility suggesting a five step proposal to deal with shaky economy.
Despite mounting pressure to alter its course in dealing with the economic crisis, the government will continue to be adamant on sticking with its intended path to reduce the budget deficit through heavy austerity measures, according to the British Prime Minister.
Admitting that economic recovery for Britain will be a lengthy and testing course, Nick Clegg insisted the coalition, despite conflicting interests, will continue to be unwavering in stamping out the financial crisis instigated by the former government.
The coalition announced plans to launch a public consultation next year with the hope of legislating same-sex marriages before the next general election.