There's also been:

• nationalising trains
• nationalising steel
• nationalising a part of our energy sector
• bringing the NHS back under direct public control
• ending various tax-dodging loopholes, such as the IHT for farmers
• windfall tax on energy companies
• charging VAT on private schooling
• expanding free childcare
• restarting SureStart (albeit under a different name)
• expanding free school meals
• expanding school breakfast clubs
• guaranteeing jobs for young people (announced this morning)
• big increases to the minimum wage, especially for the youngest
• expansion of workers rights
• expansion of renters rights
• big increase in infrastructure investment, particularly for renewables

And a load more.

No, I'm not a fan of everything, especially not the OSA, but you can't expect to agree with every single action your government takes.

As for the government ID thing, it's hardly an authoritarian's dream when almost every country on planet Earth does it already. You may not realise it, but we're very much in the minority for not having this already.

Have a look at that list I rattled off the top of my head and try to tell me they aren't the actions of a Labour party.

You're letting your judgement be impaired by blindly focussing on a couple of issues you disagree with rather than looking at the whole picture.

E: absolute clowns ignoring reality. You people would rather have Reform in power than a centre-left party.