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| rdfs:comment | - Ironically, the Authority was the brainchild of one Roy Jenkins, a Labour minister for whom 'power, wealth and opportunity' should have been 'in the hands of the many, not the few', in direct contrast to BAA's handling of Britain's major airports. Labour is not unfamiliar to such unfounded moves, however; this is the party, after all, that introduced civil partnerships.
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| abstract | - Ironically, the Authority was the brainchild of one Roy Jenkins, a Labour minister for whom 'power, wealth and opportunity' should have been 'in the hands of the many, not the few', in direct contrast to BAA's handling of Britain's major airports. Labour is not unfamiliar to such unfounded moves, however; this is the party, after all, that introduced civil partnerships.
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