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NHS Funding for East London (6 Nov 2002): Mr Brian Sedgemore: ...-class services. Examples of new services in recent years include one-stop cardiology; community diabetology; chronic disease management; Newham language shop telephone interpreting services; stop smoking programmes and the Nile centre for Afro-Caribbeans with serious mental illness. The additional resources provided by the changes that we want would provide the following key developments...
Orders of the Day — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (7 Dec 1993): Mr Brian Sedgemore: ...this Budget the Chancellor seemed like a genial sort of bloke, who liked nothing better than to have a pint of beer and get as far away as he could from his dreadful colleagues who drank gin and tonics in the Smoking Room. However, I noticed that there was no smile and no mercy on his face as he stood at the Dispatch Box on Tuesday, hammering the British public with tax after tax. If we...
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (21 Mar 1988): Mr Brian Sedgemore: ...to put together a consortium to buy out the Treasury when the Chancellor says that he will privatise it. The first supper of the evening for the magnificent Budget was a sumptuous affair—with oysters, black and red caviar, smoked salmon, escargots and lobster. At one table was a Stanley from Dixons, who earned £659,000 per year. He was commiserating with Maurice from Saatchis,...

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