Ed Miliband yesterday dropped any mention of Britain’s vast budget deficit, immigration and welfare from his final party conference speech before the General Election. Instead, the Labour leader put an assault on the wealthy and more cash for the NHS at the heart of a statist bid for power. Retreating to his party’s old comfort zone, the Labour leader railed against owners of expensive homes, bankers, Tories, energy and tobacco companies and the media. Scroll down for video Ed Miliband dropped any mention of Britain’s vast budget deficit, immigration and welfare from his final party conference speech before the General Election. Aides said the speech ‘changed’ as it was being delivered
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Ed Miliband failed to mention the budget deficit, immigration and welfare
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It came in his final party conference speech before the General Election
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Aides said the speech 'changed’ as it was being delivered by Labour leader
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