Hague and Kennedy condemn 'cynical ploy' to gain votes

Article Abstract:

The reactions of UK Conservative party leader William Hague and Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy to Chancellor Gordon Brown's 2001 Budget are discussed. Hague accused the government of using tax cuts to attract support in the run-up to a general election.

Legislative Bodies, Budget, Budgeting, Budgets, Transcript, Liberal Democrats (United Kingdom), Brown, Gordon (British chancellor), Kennedy, Charles

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Hague's parting shot: No excuses next time

Article Abstract:

The UK government must fulfill its commitments to improving public services, according to outgoing Conservative party leader William Hague. He warned that passing legislation on public services is not the same as actually improving these services.

United Kingdom

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Hague tells Blair to 'come clean' on single currency

Article Abstract:

UK Conservative party leader William Hague has attacked Prime Minister Tony Blair on the issue of the single European currency. He claims that Blair should admit to planning to abandon the pound.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Blair, Tony, International economic relations, European Monetary System

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