Tony Blair today launched the Labour Party's 112 page manifesto for a third term, entitled "Britain: Forward not back", at London's Mermaid Theatre this afternoon, promising not to increase income tax or VAT. Conservative leader Michael Howard said that the British people had "heard it all before", and reiterated claims that Labour would have to increase taxes significantly in the third term. Deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Menzies Campbell , whose party was the only mainstream party consistently against the Iraq war, said Labour would "not be judged by their promises, but by what they have done", adding that Labour have not kept their previous promises. The Conservative Party and Green Party launched their manifestos yesterday, and the Liberal Democrats launch theirs tomorrow.
Tony Blair today launched the Labour Party's 112 page manifesto for a third term, entitled "Britain: Forward not back", at London's this afternoon, promising not to increase income tax or VAT. Conservative leader said that the British people had "heard it all before", and reiterated claims that Labour would have to increase taxes significantly in the third term. Deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir , whose party was the only mainstream party consistently against the Iraq war, said Labour would "not be judged by their promises, but by what they have done", adding that Labour have not kept their previous promises. The and Green Party launched their manifestos yesterday, and the Liberal Democrats launch theirs tomorrow.
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