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Labour: There will be investment for our election pledges

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Labour: There will be investment for our election pledges

Labour: There will be investment for our election pledges

Labour's Pat McFadden insists investment will be made available for their six pledges which will be presented today in a speech, as Sir Keir Starmer launches Labour’s doorstep offer to voters ahead of the general election, with a set of “first steps” for government.

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