This page is for posting and discussing party political broadcasts related to the 2010 general election.
Find a PEB online at YouTube and take the actual URL like:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZDreHPzU94
and add a v after the http to get
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZDreHPzU94
The site will add all the right formatting etc… and then visitors can view and discuss the various party political broadcasts.
I’ve added half a dozen Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat PEBs as example comments below.
Surprisingly they wasn’t that easy to find in amongst all the parties YouTube videos (none are really labeled as Party Election Broadcasts!).
Also couldn’t find YouTube videos for the Labour Parties Welsh PEBs, even though I can find them on the BBC site http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/parties_and_issues/8593869.stm (no way to embed that format here) which currently lists 17 party election broadcasts from the 3 main political parties and a dozen more from other political parties: feel free to post any you can find on YouTube and want to discuss.
This page is ONLY for party election broadcasts, if you wish to post a general political video please use the Political Videos page or other relevant page.
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Labour Party 2010 General Election PEB
The Road Ahead
11 April 2010 — Labour’s Party Election Broadcast ‘The Road Ahead’. Britain is at a crossroads -- let’s secure the recovery with Labour. Voice over at the end by David Tennant.
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Liberal Democrat Party 2010 General Election PEB
Liberal Democrats: Say goodbye to broken promises
13 April 2010 — The Liberal Democrats Party Election Broadcast on the eve of their 2010 Election Manifesto launch. Nick Clegg talks of the broken promises put forward by the Labour party and Conservatives, and that a vote for the Lib Dems means a vote for hope and an end to broken promises. Read the manifesto here: http://j.mp/LDManifesto
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Party Election Broadcasts 2010
Conservative Party 2010 General Election PEB
An invitation to join the government of Britain
13 April 2010 — We’ve got big problems in this country and the truth is politicians can’t do everything on their own. We need your energy, your ideas, your passion to get
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Labour Party 2010 General Election PEB
Eddie Izzard -- Brilliant Britain
15 April 2010 — Eddie Izzard talks about the Brilliant Britain he’s seen as he ran across the country -- and how the Conservatives would put it at risk. Voice over at the end by David Tennant.
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Conservative Party 2010 General Election PEB
David Cameron: What it takes to change a country
19 April 2010 — In our second Party Election Broadcast, David Cameron explains why Britain needs the sort of change that only a strong Conservative government can bring.
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Labour Party 2010 General Election PEB
Our Journey
21 April 2010 — Labour’s new party political broadcast -- The Journey Watch Labour’s achievements over the last thirteen years.
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I am not surprised to see Mick Barnbrook, a retired police officer campaigning on a BNP ticket in the new BNP election broadcast, he was one of my bosses about 12/10 years ago in Greenwich Council, he was accussed of Racism and the case went all the way to the Employment Tribunal in Ashford where Greenwich Council then decided to settle out of Court. A lot of my colleagues always knew Mick to be discriminatory and now i am wondering what good someone like him can bring into the present day government where people have come a long way to appreciate, value and celebrate the diversity in modern day Britain. You are so sad Mick!!
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Party Election Broadcasts 2010
False allegations of racism
Dayo,
Get your facts straight.
I took Greenwich Council to an Employment Tribunal for failing to take action against yourself and your three Nigerian friends after Greenwich Council had cleared me of a number of false and malicious allegations of racism you had made against me.
What you saw as racism was no more than lawful instructions being given by a supervisor to a subordinate.
Mick Barnbrook
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Party Election Broadcasts 2010
Here is something from UKIP
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It doesn’t matter at all at the end of the day which party you vote for, as we are not really governed by the party in ‘power’, as its the powerful civil servants in Whitehall, the defense industries, big bankers, the city, you name it. They are the real power.
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