Labour party general election manifesto: Key party policy priorities revealed
The key themes of Labour's manifesto have been unveiled as the party prepares to reveal its general election platform to the world.
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The key themes of Labour's manifesto have been unveiled as the party prepares to reveal its general election platform to the world.
Labour's candidate for Brent South Dawn Butler has found a different way of reaching out to voters from old school door knocking, leaflets and plain old social media posts. The former deputy leadership contender has released a video of…
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.
Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak are facing the public live on TV again tonight via Sky News' special leaders' event.
The Tories are facing a catastrophic nosedive in support in a North Eastern seat they sensationally gained from Labour in a 2021 by-election.
A Conservative cabinet minister appeared to acknowledge the dire state of the Tory general election campaign as he urged the electorate not to vote in Labour with a thumping supermajority.
A total of 50 Labour members have quit the party in protest over the row around Faiza Shaheen's deselection as their constituency candidate.
Rachel Reeves claimed Labour has "no plans" to increase capital gains tax (CGT) in government - despite rampant speculation that a rise has not been ruled out.
Labour is promising an extra 100,000 urgent and emergency dental appointments for children as part of its 'Child Health Action Plan'.
Labour frontbencher Jonathan Ashworth declined to rule out rises to capital gains tax this afternoon, but doubled down on ruling out other key tax hikes.
The Liberal Democrats have pledged to bring the UK back into the European Single Market in their election manifesto - a move which could bring Brexit back into the political spotlight.
Keir Starmer has warned voters that "tough decisions" will be made around public spending by a Labour government - despite falling short of committing to austerity.