Labour’s plan for government will be revealed in the King’s Speech at Westminster.
Dozens of Bills are expected in the first year including on workers rights, immigration and a new GB Energy company, which the party said will be based in
A bill on immigration is expected to announce Labour’s plan to crack down on people entering the country through crossing the English Channel by targeting the smuggler gangs who provide the crossings. "We are hitting the ground running by bringing forward the laws we will need to rebuild our country for the long-term - and our ambitious, fully-costed agenda is the down payment on that change., to unbreakable fiscal rules, my Government is serious about delivering the stability that is going to turbo-charge growth that will create wealth in every corner of the UK."Senior figures have said it wont be in the plan and SNP Westminster Leader Stephen Flynn said it would cause misery.
"Scrapping the two-child benefit cap is the bare minimum required to tackle child poverty. If Keir Starmer won't even take this baby step forward, it suggests his government is incapable of delivering the substantial action needed to eradicate child poverty.”
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