P111 ORACLE 111 Tue 1 Oct ITV 2122:39 Labour at Brighton 1/6 TORIES LOSING THEIR NERVE — KINNOCK Mr Kinnock has angrily accused the Government of being afraid of the people bz refusing to hold a November election. He said: "What a year it has been for the Consjrvativjs. They started bz losing their leader. They have ended bz losing their nerve. "I want to tell them this — you can postpone the people's choice. You will not change the people's verdict. You can run, but you can't hide". He predicted the Tories would rely on negatives and name-calling in the election and would "lose again". >>>>> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP111 ORACLE 111 Tue 1 Oct ITV 2124:20 Labour at Brighton 2/6 WJ'LL BRING OUT THE BEST — KINNOCK Britain needed an innovation-driven economy and a Govjrnmjnt with a new sjnsj of purpose if it was to give its best and get the best, said Mr Kinnock. Labour would "create a climate for investment" which had proved the foundation of success and vitality in othjt European countries. The country had to convert scientific inventiveness into competitive industrial production. Labour would do it with sustained research funding, a Minister for Science and trusts linking university work with industry around the country. News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP111 ORACLE 111 Tue 1 Oct ITV 2143:07 Labour at Brighton 3/6 EDUCATION KEY TO PROSPERJTZ Britain had to have a proper commitment to education and training if it was to move into Europe's first division, said Mr Kinnock in his keynote speech. It was just one of the new directions to build long-term success in which "if we lag, we lose". In France and Belgium 95% of three to five-year-olds attended pre-school. In Britain just 40% of under fiver could do so. "That has got to change so we can reach those European standards and give children and parents in Britain the same chances and the same security." >> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP111 ORACLE 111 Tue 1 Oct ITV 2124:24 Labour at Brighton 4/6 PLEDGE TO RESTORE CHILD BENEFIT LEVELS Mr Kinnock promised that Labour would immediately restore the real value of child benefit and combat family poverty with a national minimum wage. Pensions would bj raised by £8 and £5 to overturn Tory policies which had spread poverty and dependency to 10m people, 2.5m of them children. He called for any "peace dividend" from disarmament to bj used to build economic strength and to combat worldwide poverty. He warned: "The misery of the poor today could, in this interdependent world,become your catastrophe tomorrow" News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP111 ORACLE 111 Tue 1 Oct ITV 2110:04 Labour at Brighton 5/6 TAX FOR MOST PEOPLE 'WILL NOT RISE' Mr Kinnock has pledged not to raise tax contributions for the majority of people. "We think people pay enough tax now," hj said after claiming that the tax burden now was higher than in 1979. The Labour leader said people in the middle and at the bottom end of the tax scale were paying for cuts for those at the top. He insisted the Party would not spend what the country could not afford. Better public services would be paid for by ending "Tory waste". >>>>> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV GuideP111 ORACLE 111 Tue 1 Oct ITV 2111:58 Labour at Brighton 6/6 VOTE LABOUR OR LOSE NHS — KINNOCK Mr Kinnock said the General Election would decide whether the British people kept the NHS or whether they lost it. "Those who vote Labour will bj voting to build up the NHS. Those who vote otherwise will bj voting to allow the break-up of the NHS". Providing for the treatment of the sick had to conj before any tax cuts — an order of priorities the Tories would njvjr follow, said Mr Kinnock. He also lambasted the system under which the health service had to have raffles and fun runs to buy equipment. >>>>> News headlines 101 Sport 130 Next Story Newsfile Sport TV Guide