What are Keir Starmer’s five ‘missions’ for future Labour government?
Labour leader says his plan will fix ‘fundamental’ problems facing Britain and give the UK the ‘confidence’ to move forward as a country
Labour leader Keir Starmer delivered a set-piece speech in which he set out his party’s plans for government should it win the next general election.
Sir Keir said his blueprint for running the country had five main planks that he described as “long-term” “national missions”.
These missions, he said, would be essential to fixing the “fundamental” problems facing Britain and give the UK the confidence to move forward as a country.
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