51.   Why should the voters believe that the next Labour government be any different from the past?

52.   Analysts say the dividend was needed to attract investors worried that the ruling Conservative Party will lose the next election and a Labour government would overturn the sale.

53.   As a general election, and the likelihood of a Labour government approaches, the public perception of Yorkshire has become an issue of growing importance.

54.   Before it was elected in May, the Labour government pledged not to join EMU unless a national referendum approved going in.

55.   Blair, and his finance chief Gordon Brown, have managed to persuade many investors that a Labour government will practice sound fiscal and anti-inflationary discipline.

56.   Blair, and his finance chief Gordon Brown, have persuaded many investors that a Labour government will practice sound fiscal and anti-inflationary discipline.

57.   A Labour government would also spend significantly more on health and education, although it intends to continue running budget surpluses.

58.   A Labour government may boost regulation on companies such as utilities, whose profits Labour has threatened to tax further.

59.   A Labour government would also spend significantly more on health and education, though it intends to continue running budget surpluses.

60.   A Labour government will also publish an audit of state finances after it comes to power, Brown said.