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Brown sounds Tory economy warning Brown's warning on Tory economy
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Gordon Brown and Carwyn Jones aim to rally their party at the Welsh Labour conference later by warning of the impact of a Conservative government. Prime Minister Gordon Brown will rally his party at the Welsh Labour conference by warning of the impact of a Conservative government.
The prime minister and Wales' first minister will both address the gathering in Swansea, and each is likely to focus on the economy. Mr Brown will address the gathering in Swansea later, but with a general election looming said he would not "encourage speculation" on the date.
But with a general election looming, Mr Brown told a newspaper he would not "encourage speculation" on the date. Meanwhile, First Minister Carwyn Jones told delegates that Wales must "nurture our innate entrepreneurial flair".
Mr Jones will urge Wales to "nurture our innate entrepreneurial flair". Mr Jones said that element of Welshness had been "repressed" for too long.
There has been widespread speculation that the election will be on 6 May, but Mr Brown told the Western Mail that he would not "talk to anybody about the date". There has been widespread speculation that the election will be on 6 May, but before his speech Mr Brown told the Western Mail that he would not "talk to anybody about the date".
Meanwhile, Mr Jones will make his first speech to a Welsh Labour conference as leader since he replaced Rhodri Morgan last year.
The trick for Wales in the future is to grow our private sector, to nurture our innate entrepreneurial flair and innovation, to unleash a side of Welshness that has been repressed and understated for far too long First Minister Carwyn JonesThe trick for Wales in the future is to grow our private sector, to nurture our innate entrepreneurial flair and innovation, to unleash a side of Welshness that has been repressed and understated for far too long First Minister Carwyn Jones
He will set out his vision for the Welsh economy, and urge voters not to jeopardise Labour's achievements by letting the Conservatives return to power. It was Mr Jones' first speech to a Welsh Labour conference since he replaced Rhodri Morgan as leader last year.
He is expected to tell delegates at the Brangwyn Hall: "We need to enlarge the private sector in Wales, and we need to do it quickly in order to provide more and better jobs for our people. He paid tribute to his predecessor at the Brangwyn Hall.
Mr Jones set out his vision for the Welsh economy, and urged voters not to jeopardise Labour's achievements by letting the Conservatives return to power.
He told delegates: "We need to enlarge the private sector in Wales, and we need to do it quickly in order to provide more and better jobs for our people.
"The trick for Wales in the future is to grow our private sector, to nurture our innate entrepreneurial flair and innovation, to unleash a side of Welshness that has been repressed and understated for far too long.""The trick for Wales in the future is to grow our private sector, to nurture our innate entrepreneurial flair and innovation, to unleash a side of Welshness that has been repressed and understated for far too long."
Election choicesElection choices
Mr Jones will tell delegates of the decision facing voters at the general election. Mr Jones also told delegates of the decision facing voters at the general election.
He is expected to say: "The choice is absolutely clear. In the one direction lies an economic future overseen by the most effective and experienced team in the world today under Gordon Brown. He said: "The choice is absolutely clear. In the one direction lies an economic future overseen by the most effective and experienced team in the world today under Gordon Brown.
"And in the other, under David Cameron, a bunch of dogma-driven disciples of the principles that landed the global economy in difficulties in the first place.""And in the other, under David Cameron, a bunch of dogma-driven disciples of the principles that landed the global economy in difficulties in the first place."
The Welsh Labour leader will call on voters not to jeopardise what Labour has achieved in fields such as education and health. The Welsh Labour leader called on voters not to jeopardise what Labour has achieved in fields such as education and health.
He will also set out the principles that have defined Welsh Labour, arguing that they will help shape and drive the party in government to tackle the challenges ahead. He also set out the principles that have defined Welsh Labour, arguing that they will help shape and drive the party in government to tackle the challenges ahead.
Mr Jones will also use his speech to combat what he believes is a myth which has grown up in some sectors that his party is anti-devolutionist. Mr Jones also used his speech to combat what he believes is a myth which has grown up in some sectors that his party is anti-devolutionist.