On education, Blair means business

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UK Labour party leader Tony Blair has recently spoken of the key role of education in social progress. He has expressed a firm commitment to improving the country's education system, even though he would not raise taxes to do so. Additional funding for education would have to come from other sources, especially social security reform. Education reform would only be truly successful if a way were found of making more ordinary people feel that they have an interest in better public education.

United Kingdom, Education and state, Education policy

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Mr Blair needs to clear up this mess of his own making

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair's plans for private sector involvement in the provision of public services are discussed. Particular attention is given to how Blair will present his plans to the TUC conference.

Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Public Services Administration, Management, Municipal services

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At last, Mr Blair remembers all of his favourite mantra

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair's stance on crime reduction is discussed. He recognizes the need to make educational and social improvements, as well as introducing more police officers and tougher sentences.

Individual and family services, Criminals Rehabilitation, Other Individual and Family Services, Social aspects, Criminal rehabilitation, Crime prevention

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