LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s opposition Labor party will seek to convince skeptical voters it is fit to run the economy by promising “iron discipline” on spending and pledging some cuts to welfare benefits if it wins the 2015 election.
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s opposition Labor party will seek to convince skeptical voters it is fit to run the economy by promising “iron discipline” on spending and pledging some cuts to welfare benefits if it wins the 2015 election.
