Labour Party manifesto 2024: Voters offered early look
Conservative defector joins calls for 'urgent' change
WEB Cafe owner urges Labour to offer hope for Britain's future.
The Labour Party has begun offering voters the chance to sign up to view its general election manifesto at the earliest opportunity, pledging to "change" the country.
The party's 2024 manifesto will be released ahead of the next general election, with Labour hoping to return to power after 14 years in opposition.
In a statement, the party said: "We are offering you the chance to see the 2024 Labour manifesto at the earliest opportunity."
"We will be setting out our plans for change, for a fairer, more prosperous and more secure Britain."
The move comes after a Conservative defector joined calls for "urgent" change in the UK.
Charlie Mullins, owner of the Pimlico Plumbers group, said he had left the Conservative Party because he no longer believed it was "fit to govern".
He said: "Change is overdue. We need a government that is focused on delivering for the people of this country, not one that is mired in sleaze and scandal."
The Labour Party is expected to launch its 2024 manifesto in the coming months.
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