The 1945 Labour Party Manifesto

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Mike Dicks is the self styled Mayor of a fictitious town called Trumpton and is under strict orders not to come to bed untill he's read the entirety of wikipedia,

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Mike Dicks is the self styled Mayor of a fictitious town called Trumpton and is under strict orders not to come to bed untill he's read the entirety of wikipedia,

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Education

Comedy

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The 1945 Labour Party Manifesto

Mike Reads Wikipedia

26 minutes 56 seconds

1 year ago

The 1945 Labour Party Manifesto

Britain is in the middle of a General Election, one that promises big change after a long period of austerity, war and privation the nation is ready for a change. It's June 2024 but Mike takes a look back at the Labour Manifesto from 1945 - the election that created the NHS, Free Secondary Education, Nationalised transport, power and industry, the Welfare State and the United Nations. It's not quite a Wikipedia page this episode, it's the original document and it's contents resonate today as much as they did back then.

Read the original document here:

http://www.labour-party.org.uk/manifestos/1945/1945-labour-manifesto.shtml

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