Ed Balls: Tory cuts 'will take Britain back to 17th Century'
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has accused the Tories of planning budget cuts which would take Britain "back to the 17th Century".
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has accused the Tories of planning budget cuts which would take Britain "back to the 17th Century".
A coalition with the Scottish National Party (SNP) is the "last thing" Labour wants, according to shadow Chancellor Ed Balls.
ITV News' political correspondent Libby Wiener tweeted:
Balls says deal with SNP is 'last thing we want' @itvnews
While Mr Balls avoided "categorically" ruling it out, he said the party would not be fighting the election on the basis of forming a coalition.
The SNP have said they don't want a coalition. It's not part of our plans. We don't want one, we don't need one, we're not after one.
No large party in the last 100 years - Labour or Conservative - has ever fought a general election on the basis they wanted a coalition or deal with a small party. It's the last thing we want. What we want is a majority Labour government.
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