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The Labour and Conservative parties are expected to announce their plans to address England’s housing crisis on Thursday, with Labour due to unveil its election manifesto.
Ahead of the December 12 general election, prime minister Boris Johnson has promised that the police will be provided with “greater freedoms” to use stop and search tactics against known knife carriers.
The Liberal Democrats have promised to invest billions into schools should they win December’s general election, including on the recruitment of 20,000 more teachers over five years.
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has said that the party would scrap business rates and instead implement a new tax on commercial landowners should they win December’s general election.
The Labour party has pledged to form a new climate apprenticeship programme which will “upskill” the workforce by an average of 80,000 people annually and make the UK fit to compete in a new, green economy.
The Labour party has promised that everyone will be entitled to free dental check-ups in England should it succeed in winning December’s general election.
The Green Party has made an election pledge of introducing a universal basic income by the year 2025, which will replace universal credit and guarantee every adult a minimum income of £89 per week.
The Liberal Democrats’ finance spokesman Sir Ed Davey is set to unveil plans to invest £100 billion over five years into reversing climate change and protecting the environment, during a speech in Leeds.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has said that plans outlined by both Labour and the Conservatives to raise the minimum wage would increase pay for millions of people.
Home Secretary Priti Patel has said that the Conservatives will cut down on “immigration overall” post-Brexit should they win December’s general election.
