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A LABOUR official has boasted that Sir Keir Starmer will bring back freedom of movement if he wins power.

The opening of 3,300 nurseries in primary schools and breakfast clubs for pupils are welcome down payments ahead of the party’s full manifesto launch later this week

Bridget Phillipson, the shadow education secretary, said the breakfast clubs plan is the first step towards delivering a transformation in childcare.

Bridget Phillipson, the shadow education secretary, said the breakfast clubs plan is the first step towards delivering a transformation in childcare.

Bridget Phillipson, the shadow education secretary, said the breakfast clubs plan is the first step towards delivering a transformation in childcare.

PUPILS face learning in bigger classes under Labour’s school tax plan, a senior party figure has admitted.

A senior Labour figure has told a Majorcan newspaper that freedom of movement is 'paramount' to the party.

U-turn will be welcomed by wealthier savers including hospital consultants

Sir Keir Starmer said the shortage of childcare places meant children were being left behind and parents were unable to build careers.

Sir Keir Starmer said the shortage of childcare places meant children were being left behind and parents were unable to build careers.

Leader talks of ‘fully costed, fully funded’ plans for NHS, nursery places, social care and university funding

School classrooms that have been left empty because of falling birth rates will be converted so they can be used for childcare under plans to be announced by Labour

Father Mbaka criticised the allowances given to lawmakers despite the prevalent economic hardship in the country.

Exclusive: Party plans to set up more than 3,300 nurseries in existing primary schools across England and Wales, for children from nine months old

Up to 2,800 jobs imperilled as owner Tata shifts to less carbon-intensive electric arc furnace

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The dad of a teenager whose motorbike was stolen and dumped said he 'one million percent' backed Labour leader Keir Starmer's plans to crack down on antisocial behaviour

Exclusive: In a wide-ranging interview with The Independent, former soldier Mike Tapp said he wants to help Sir Keir Starmer tackle the small boats crisis and end the chaos at the Port of Dover