So is Labour going to level Britain up or not?
Like the rest of Keir Starmer’s policy platform, economic growth underpins everything.
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Freddie Hayward is political correspondent at the New Statesman. He interviews leading political figures, appears on the New Statesman Podcast and writes the daily Morning Call newsletter, which can be subscribed to here.
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