It is so frustrating to see Labour being compared to Tories. Frankly it just shows when someone hasn't been looking at the news.

• nationalising trains
• (sort of) 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 and non-dom taxes
• 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
• actually engaging with France over surging illegal immigration rather than spending billions on a Rwanda plan that won't work and would send people somewhere we know to be unsafe

That's just off the top of my head.

Not agreeing with XYX Labour action is fine. You will never ever have a government you universally agree with. But to look at the current lot and say they're the same as the Tories is simply uninformed.

I can't believe Reform have been having such an easy time pushing such a blatantly false narrative.