The Labour party’s 2024 general election manifesto, which will set out the party’s programme for government for the next five years, is due to be released today.
The launch event will be held in Greater Manchester, with the event expected to kick off at around 11am – and the manifesto document expected to be published soon after.
Look out for live updates, reaction and a live-stream on our site this morning.
All eyes will be on the manifesto release, which will not only reveal the broad vision Labour wants to pitch to voters, but also set out key policy specifics in a wide range of areas.
LabourList previously published a roundup of likely manifesto policies based on a recent campaign document, and more recently published a list of measures linked to Labour’s “first steps” pledges that all but certain to feature.
Details themed around Labour’s missions and key promises such as the foundation of GB Energy and a new Border Security Command are likely to be included, and the party is likely to seek to reassure voters all promises are fully costed.
The policies were signed off last week in Labour’s Clause V meeting, which saw senior party stakeholders – or most of them at least – endorse the plans.
Find out more through our wider 2024 Labour party manifesto coverage so far:
READ MORE: Labour manifesto launch: Live updates, reaction and analysis
READ MORE: Full manifesto costs breakdown – and how tax and borrowing fund it
READ MORE: The key manifesto policy priorities in brief
READ MORE: Labour vows to protect green belt despite housebuilding drive
READ MORE: Watch as Starmer heckled by protestor inside with ‘youth deserve better’ banner
READ MORE: GMB calls manifesto ‘vision of hope’ but Unite says ‘not enough’
READ MORE: Manifesto commits to Brexit and being ‘confident’ outside EU
READ MORE: Labour to legislate on New Deal for Working People within 100 days – key policies breakdown
READ MORE: Labour to give 16-year-olds right to vote
READ MORE: Starmer says ‘manifesto for wealth creation’ will kickstart growth
READ MORE: Dodds: ‘Our manifesto is a fully funded vision, while Tories offer a Christmas tree of gimmicks’
Read more of our 2024 general election coverage here.
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