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Keir Starmer: Labour ditches £28bn green investment pledge
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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I'm not sure "we are not the Tories" is enough of a platform to ensure the lead they have in the polls is replicated by people going to the polling stations on election day. The stupid thing is there is an argument that this investment pays for itself by reducing costs and making us more productive as a country.