Blair's vision to reform Britain

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair used his speech at the Labour party's 1998 annual conference to highlight his reform plans. He outlined his goals for the welfare state and emphasized his belief in the family as the key element in a strong community. He announced funding of 30 million pounds sterling to modernize 50 hospital accident and emergency departments in 1999, along with 25 million pounds sterling for an instant booking system for patients. He called on conference delegates to back the government's plans for fundamental reform of the teaching profession.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Education, Administration of Public Health Programs, Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Admin. of public health programs, Income Security, Public Health Service, United Kingdom, Management, Finance, Blair, Tony, Social policy, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Schools, British, Welfare reform, Domestic economic assistance, Speeches, lectures and essays

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Milosevic has caught Nato still living by its Cold War creed

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Nato has clearly shown in its military action against Serbia that it still believes that it can engage in conflict without losing any military personnel. There is a strong will to bring about the downfall of Serb President Slobodan Milosevic, but Nato lacks the means to do this because it is unwilling to risk the lives of ground forces. In contrast, Milosevic has no fear at all of losing troops. Nato action against Serbia is also hampered by the fact that western politicians are unwilling to risk the loss of any popularity.

United States, Column, International relations, Ethical aspects, National liberation movements, Yugoslavia, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Kosovo, Military assistance, Foreign military assistance, Yugoslavian foreign relations, Air warfare, Albanians, Albanians in Yugoslavia

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