【正文】 n another fouryears looking for a job and not finding one. He was angryabout immigration andsome people in the crowd booed him. But actually he wasnamp。 It wasthe rightquestion, and here is the answer. For me it lies in the values I wasbrought up with. You see inmy house it was my mum that taught me these the importance of reaching out alistening to people, of understandingtheir hopes and their struggles. She is the most patient,generous person Ihave met in my whole life. And she taught me never to be contemptuousofothers, never to be dismissive of their struggle. Now she was teaching me alesson of life. Andsome people will say, ah yeah but you have to leave decencybehind when it es to I say they are wrong, because only ifyou reach out and listen can you do the mostimportant thing a leader can do,the most important qualification in my view for being PrimeMinister. Only thenwill you have the ability to walk in the shoes of others and know who tofightfor, whoever your opponent, however powerful they are, guided by the only thingthatmatters: your sense of what is right. This is what I believe, this iswhere I stand, this is theleadership Britain needs.
　　And when I think about who weneed to fight for I think about all the people I have met overthe last year. Ithink of the people Britain and their enormous and extraordinary spirit. Ithinkof our troops, serving so bravely all around the world. Let us paytribute to them today. Youknow I have seen in Afghanistan those young men andwomen, young men and women who areyoung enough to be my son or daughterserving our country, and it is a truly humblingexperience. And the events of thelast few days in Kenya remind us of the importance of beingevervigilantagainst terrorism at home and around the world. I think of the brave menandwomen of our police force, who serve with so little credit each and every dayfor our us thank them for what they do. And then I think of allthe people I have met over the lastyear. During the local election campaign Idid something unusual. I went to town centres,market squares and high streetsand I stood on a pallet amp。 itamp。ndash。t it? Now I was pretty pleased with this, as you cantell, until somethingdawned on me: Ella was concussed. She was badly concussed. In fact, sheherselfsaid, amp。. I donamp。. And she said, amp。s not funny! I helped her upand afterwards she called mesomething I had never been called before: she said I was anamp。s great to be in Brighton. AndI want to start by thanking somebody from the bottom ofmy heart for thekindest of words. Not Justine amp。英國工黨領(lǐng)袖埃德hellip。ldquo。ldquo。rdquo。 we are Britain, we are better you satisfied with a country where people are working for longer for less,year afteryear? Are you satisfied with a country divided losing touch with thethings we value the most?Are you satisfied with a country that shuts out thevoices of millions of ordinary people andlistens only to the powerful? Are yousatisfied with a country standing apart as two nations? WellI am notsatisfied. We are Britain, we are better than this. And we have to rebuild anewOneNation. An economy built on your success, a society based on your values, apolitics that hearsyour voice amp。t the right thing forour country. So Isaid no. It was the right thing to do. You see, the real test of leadership isnotwhether you stand up to the weak, thatamp。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。eacute。rdquo。rsquo。ndash。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。 it is their low aspirations for you. It is their lowaspirations forBritain but their high hopes for those at the top. The Citybonuses are back. Up 82% in Aprilalone thanks to the millionaireamp。lsquo。 it is not going to beeasy. And Iamp。t believe me and they would beright not to believe me. But we can make adifference. We can win the race tothe top and let me tell you how. It is about the jobs wecreate, it is aboutthe businesses we support, it is about the talents we nurture, it is aboutthewages we earn and it is about the vested interests that we take on. Let mestart with thejobs of the future. The environment is a passion of mine becausewhen I think about my twokids who are 2 and 4 at the moment and not talkingthat much about the environment, moreinterested in The Octonauts. Thereamp。were you thelast generation not toget climate change or the first generation to get it?amp。t afford not tohave an environmentalmitment at a time like this. That is why Labour willhave a world leading mitment ingovernment to take all of the carbon out ofour energy by 2030. A route map to one million newgreen jobs in our is how we win the race to the top. And to win that race to thetop we havealso got to do something else, weamp。t think thatis the right priority. Yes weneed a petitive tax regime for largebusinesses but frankly theyamp。ve also got tonurture thetalents of the next generation. The skills of people. There are so manybrilliantbusinesses in our country who provide amazing training for theworkforce, but look, we have gotto face facts, leading businesses say this tome too which is there arenamp。s not just business that hasto accept responsibility though, itamp。t be ending up on benefits. They should beending up in education ortraining so they can get back on the road to a proper career. Thatrequiresthem to accept responsibility but it requires government too to acceptourresponsibilities for the next generation in Britain, and thatamp。s 12million and I had one of the great privileges in any parentamp。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。rsquo。ndash。rsquo。 not under my government. Recruitmentagencieshiring only from overseas amp。 not under mygovernment. Rogue landlords, putting 15 people in tied housing itamp。s tell them, it isnamp。ve neverbelievedin a race to the bottom, weamp。marketamp。s not good for an economy. Itamp。sbadfor Britain too.
　　Now some people will just blamethe panies but actually I donamp。swhat Imean when I say Britain can do better than this.
　　Now the panies arenamp。 side but also enablethe investment we need. Thatamp。t just stop there it goes to oursociety aswell. I told you earlier on about those market traders inChesterf