Anger from Labour activists after Green New Deal motion blocked
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : It is understood that the Labour for a Green New Deal motion was opposed on the grounds that it was too wide-ranging, as it took in commitments from Corbyn's 2019 manifesto including the nationalisation of key industries like energy and rail as well as the creation of a National Care Service and free broadband.48% : "While the right had a majority at today's meeting of the committee, the recommendation to remove the Green New Deal motion came directly from Labour Party staff.
46% : But party sources insisted the Green New Deal remains a Labour commitment.
43% : Labour for a Green New Deal blamed party staff for keeping the Green Jobs Revolution motion off the agenda, while other less radical proposals were allowed to go through.
37% : Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profileLabour climate campaigners have accused the party leadership of a "stitch-up" after their motion on a Green New Deal was blocked from debate at this month's annual conference.
26% : "Responsibility lies with David Evans and with Keir Starmer, who pledged in his leadership election campaign to put the Green New Deal at the heart of everything we do.
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