The UK's Labour Party launched their manifesto in Manchester on Thursday. Speaking at the event, leader of the opposition Sir Keir Starmer claimed that while there was no "magic wand," he had moved his party "away from the dead end of gesture politics" and created a "credible long-term plan."
The manifesto contains the party's six "first steps for change," pledging "tough spending rules" for economic stability, a reduction in NHS waiting times with 40K more weekly appointments, a new Border Security Command, the creation of Great British Energy, more neighborhood police, and 6.5K more school teachers.