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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 242008" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>Hey [USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER], how are you? Thanks for posing some questions for me.</p><p></p><p><strong>58. Who do you regard as Britain's greatest post war Prime Minister and why?</strong> [USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER]</p><p>Clement Atlee. In terms of leaving a lasting legacy that has change the UK for the better and continues to do so it's hard to match the achievements of Atlee. The creation of the National Health Service, a comprehensive system of social security, compulsory free secondary education for all, a massive house building programme which enabled millions of people to have high quality homes and oversaw a period of virtually full employment were just a few of his successes.</p><p></p><p><strong>59. If you were to be elected as Britain's Prime Minister tomorrow what are the first 5 policies you would implement in your new role?</strong> [USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER]</p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">climate change is the key and most urgent issue facing humankind so I would set a target of 10 years to make the UK carbon neutral and achieve this by investing in wind and solar energy, investing in public transport, subsidy of electric cars. I would also increase tax on polluting cars. The investment would pay for itself in the long term because renewable energy will be cheaper and cleaner than fossil fuels.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">end poverty pay by increasing the minimum wage to at least £10 for all workers (probably more), including those under 24, and end zero hour contracts.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Tax top earners to provide funds to invest in the NHS and to introduce a comprehensive national social care service</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Build more council houses and scrap right to buy</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">introduce a guaranteed minimum income to end poverty</li> </ul><p><strong>60. Do you post on any other forums outside of tellytalk.net? </strong>[USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER]</p><p>Yes, I post on Digitalspy forums (TV, films and other entertainment), XDA forums (android and tech) and Naked Science Forum (science discussion) but not as much as on here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 242008, member: 33"] Hey [USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER], how are you? Thanks for posing some questions for me. [B]58. Who do you regard as Britain's greatest post war Prime Minister and why?[/B] [USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER] Clement Atlee. In terms of leaving a lasting legacy that has change the UK for the better and continues to do so it's hard to match the achievements of Atlee. The creation of the National Health Service, a comprehensive system of social security, compulsory free secondary education for all, a massive house building programme which enabled millions of people to have high quality homes and oversaw a period of virtually full employment were just a few of his successes. [B]59. If you were to be elected as Britain's Prime Minister tomorrow what are the first 5 policies you would implement in your new role?[/B] [USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER] [LIST] [*]climate change is the key and most urgent issue facing humankind so I would set a target of 10 years to make the UK carbon neutral and achieve this by investing in wind and solar energy, investing in public transport, subsidy of electric cars. I would also increase tax on polluting cars. The investment would pay for itself in the long term because renewable energy will be cheaper and cleaner than fossil fuels. [*]end poverty pay by increasing the minimum wage to at least £10 for all workers (probably more), including those under 24, and end zero hour contracts. [*]Tax top earners to provide funds to invest in the NHS and to introduce a comprehensive national social care service [*]Build more council houses and scrap right to buy [*]introduce a guaranteed minimum income to end poverty [/LIST] [B]60. Do you post on any other forums outside of tellytalk.net? [/B][USER=70]@Englishboy[/USER] Yes, I post on Digitalspy forums (TV, films and other entertainment), XDA forums (android and tech) and Naked Science Forum (science discussion) but not as much as on here. [/QUOTE]
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