Today Ed Miliband was interviewed by the BBC’s James Landale, in which he gave a clear message to the public just two days before the election: “I’m ready to run this country for working people”.
During this interview, Miliband also spoke about the economy and he told Landale that a Labour government wouldn’t borrow more than the Conservatives – because the Tories would miss their deficit targets, just as they have done during this parliament.
Miliband also said that abolishing non-dom status was a non-negotiable policy. By saying this he also gave some recognition to the fact that Labour may not win a majority, saying: “whatever government I lead would abolish non-dom status.”
It was in an interview with Landale back in March that Cameron embarrassingly revealed his plans to retire as PM before the 2020 election.
You can watch the full video here:
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