The FT has a very odd comment this morning, saying:
Ed Miliband's “One Nation” speech to the Labour conference on Tuesday was hailed as a possible turning point in the party's relationship with business, which has, in effect, been frozen since before the last election.
Mr Miliband decision to tone down his attacks on “predatory” capitalism and focus instead on revamping Britain's vocational training and apprenticeships won widespread backing from business.
Maybe they missed the references to "predators" and producers" and "I think people undertsand what I meant last year now".
I've not sensed the change, thankfully.
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The FT often has very odd comment. There are some great people writing for it but they are mainly the “name” columnists – most of the rest is right-wing tosh in the style of the Economist.
Agreed
And this one can only have been written by someone not listening!
How is this an odd comment?
Media dismisses opposition leader; opposition leader’s party does well in polls; opposition leader makes speech in the style media likes; and media tries to influence the policies of a man they had once dismissed.
Par for the course.