‘Labour manifesto shows a new centrism – with the state key to driving growth’
Labour’s manifesto for 2024 is a prospectus for change. Whether it can be achieved will be as much about how Labour govern, as it is about policy choices in a manifesto.
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Labour’s manifesto for 2024 is a prospectus for change. Whether it can be achieved will be as much about how Labour govern, as it is about policy choices in a manifesto.
For all the talk of Labour’s safety-first approach and Keir Starmer’s ‘Ming vase’ strategy, the 2024 manifesto launched on Thursday commits the party to seriously ambitious economic and environmental targets. To hit those targets, the…
At the centre of Labour’s manifesto today was a commitment to create GB Energy: a new publicly owned energy company.
A leading think tank has blasted Labour's general election manifesto as offering "no indication" of how it would source funds for many key pledges.
Labour has announced tax plans to raise around £8.5 billion in its election manifesto, as well as £3.5 billion in borrowing, to fund its policy programme. The proposals include previously announced pledges to charge VAT on private school…
Keir Starmer will unveil Labour's manifesto for the general election this morning with "ambitious plans to get Britain building again".
This morning Rishi Sunak stood up at Silverstone and effectively declared that after 14 years of chaos and failure, he thinks the Tories deserve five years more. This has been a desperate campaign from Rishi Sunak, right from the moment he…
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 "not able" to match the Conservatives' new general election manifesto pledge to slash the national insurance (NI) paid by employees by 2p, warning the "money simply isn't there".
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.
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.
The Tories have made a major general election pledge on pensions dubbed the "triple lock plus", leading to greater scrutiny of Labour's policy offer for pensioners.