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Sir Alec Douglas-Home, then foreign secretary, was accused by Labour of over-reaction.

Theresa May has accused Labour of "hypocrisy" over immigration.

He accused Labour of presiding over an average annual increase of 5.7 per cent in rail fares during its last six years in power.

He accused Labour of presiding over "years of drift", saying the reforms would allow English teenagers to "compete with the world's best".

And for anyone planning to reinvent an instrument for themselves, Bogányi said he was not exactly sure how much money he has spent on his labour of love over the last decade, but estimated the overall project cost just under €1m (£750,000).

The government source also accused Labour of confusion over what powers should be devolved to schools.

In her speech, Ms Wood accused Labour of presiding over a Wales that had become a "one party state of denial, immune from criticism, refusing to take responsibility".

Because of the way in which constituency boundaries are set for the 650 House of Commons seats, the Conservatives need to win by a margin over Labour of about seven percentage points just to eke out a majority.

David Cameron, who will speak to an audience of pensioners on Monday, accused Labour of being "all over the place".

Pressure also mounted on the Lib Dems, with Nick Clegg accused by Labour of "abject betrayal" over his support for Lansley's bill.

But the deputy prime minister said Labour introduced competition to the NHS, and accused the party Labour of "collective amnesia" over its health record.