'We can't have reheated Blairism': Inside the battle raging over Starmer's Labour manifesto

'We can't have reheated Blairism' Inside the battle raging over Keir Starmer's Labour manifesto 🔎 Today's Big Read by ChaplainChloe, RichardVaughan1, singharj, HugoGye

The party is aiming to get the outline of a manifesto together in the first six months of this year ahead of a planned meeting in July where members of the shadow Cabinet will meet to sign off the final decisions before Autumn conference.

in Government could look like and the emphasis on private-public partnerships are likely to be a bone of contentions for some on the left of the party.

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