Labour's Plan For Power trailer

Welcome to a brand new podcast from The i Paper! Paul Waugh examines a question on many voters' minds: ‘What would Labour actually do differently?’

This four-part series, Labour’s Plan For Power, is all about that question.

While Rachel Reeves and Sir Keir Starmer have started to sketch out their plans for government, for some there is still a frustrating lack of answers for a party that is closer to government than it has been for 13 years.

We will hear from former politicians, wonks, and those who will be sitting around the Cabinet table if Labour win the next election about their plans to fix Britain's crumbling public services.

Take a listen to the trailer for a taste of what's to come.

Keep an eye on Paul's commentary and exclusive stories from the series here: https://inews.co.uk/author/paul-waugh

  


 


  

  


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Om Podcasten

Armed with a consistently large lead in the opinion polls and a string of by-election successes, Britain's Labour Party looks closer to power than it has done for 13 long years.


But with many voters effectively now looking over Rishi Sunak’s shoulder, more and more people are asking a blunt question: ‘What would Keir Starmer actually do if he wins the next election?’  


While the party has started to sketch out its plans for government, for some there is still a frustrating lack of answers.   This is a special i podcast series that aims to shed some light on that very question.  


We’ll talk to independent experts about what Labour could do in office, and to politicians about what it should do.  


We’ll hear from the people writing Labour policy - and who will sit in Starmer's first cabinet if he gets the keys to Number 10.  


This fortnightly series will cover the party’s plans for the economy, for the NHS, for tackling the north-south divide and for life after Brexit.


Presented by Paul Waugh i Chief Political Commentator.


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