Keir Starmer considers scaling back Labour’s £28bn green plans

Labour is considering scaling back ambitious plans to borrow £28bn a year to invest in green jobs and industry amid fears the Conservatives will use the policy as a central line of attack in the general election campaign.

The Guardian understands that Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves will discuss the party’s flagship economic policy next month, with senior Labour figures pushing to drop the £28bn commitment entirely while others want to retain key elements of the plan.

lloydsmart,

Ffs grow a backbone.

The Tories are going to attack you. They’re your opposition, it’s their job.

Decide your position and then defend it. Everyone hates this weasely politics.

Syldon,
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The more damage the Tories do to the country the longer it is going to take to repair. Its not rocket science.

ChaoticEntropy,
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One more stalwart attempt to be as bland and unobjectionable as possible.

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