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Labour government vows to unlock growth

Prime minister Keir Starmer has made boosting Britain's anaemic growth one of his government's core aims since winning the July 4 election

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Labour government plans 35 bills for parliament opening

The State Opening of Parliament is the only regular occasion when the three constituent parts of Parliament – the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the elected House of Commons – meet

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What Labour's win means for UK's free trade deal with India

The Labour Party has in the recent past questioned the Conservatives' delay in giving the free-trade agreement with India a final shape.

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Modi congratulates Starmer over UK election win, lauds Sunak

The Indian PM said he looked forward to the two nations' 'positive and constructive collaboration' to further their comprehensive strategic partnership in all areas.

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UK: Labour back in power after 14 years; Starmer is next PM

The Labour crossed the majority mark of 326 in the 650-member House of Commons. The Tories, who saw five prime ministers in their ruling period, fell well short of the 100-figure mark.

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Labour's Tulip Siddiq, granddaughter of Bangladesh founder, wins 4th MP term

The 41-year-old leader is expected to play a ministerial role in Keir Starmer government.

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Keir Starmer: The human rights lawyer who engineered a new Labour

Following the debacle of the 2019 election, he stepped up as party leader and has sought to distance himself from the past party line to stress that Labour under his leadership now focuses on key public concerns.

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UK's ties with Modi's India may see 'acche din' if Labour wins July 4 election

The slogan 'acche din aane wala hain' (good days are coming) was made popular by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the country's 2014 election that it won and Modi became the PM.

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Sunak to voters: Don’t do something you might regret

“Once you make that decision on Thursday, there’s no going back. Don’t do something you might regret,” Sunak said.

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As UK goes to polls on July 4, here are 5 key issues

For the past two years, polling has suggested that Labour is 20 points ahead of the Conservatives, and no amount of campaigning has managed to shift the dial.

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Labour government vows to unlock growth

Prime minister Keir Starmer has made boosting Britain's anaemic growth one of his government's core aims since winning the July 4 election

Labour government plans 35 bills for parliament opening

The State Opening of Parliament is the only regular occasion when the three constituent parts of Parliament – the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the elected House of Commons – meet

What Labour's win means for UK's free trade deal with India

The Labour Party has in the recent past questioned the Conservatives' delay in giving the free-trade agreement with India a final shape.

Modi congratulates Starmer over UK election win, lauds Sunak

The Indian PM said he looked forward to the two nations' 'positive and constructive collaboration' to further their comprehensive strategic partnership in all areas.

UK: Labour back in power after 14 years; Starmer is next PM

The Labour crossed the majority mark of 326 in the 650-member House of Commons. The Tories, who saw five prime ministers in their ruling period, fell well short of the 100-figure mark.

Labour's Tulip Siddiq, granddaughter of Bangladesh founder, wins 4th MP term

The 41-year-old leader is expected to play a ministerial role in Keir Starmer government.

Keir Starmer: The human rights lawyer who engineered a new Labour

Following the debacle of the 2019 election, he stepped up as party leader and has sought to distance himself from the past party line to stress that Labour under his leadership now focuses on key public concerns.

UK's ties with Modi's India may see 'acche din' if Labour wins July 4 election

The slogan 'acche din aane wala hain' (good days are coming) was made popular by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the country's 2014 election that it won and Modi became the PM.

Sunak to voters: Don’t do something you might regret

“Once you make that decision on Thursday, there’s no going back. Don’t do something you might regret,” Sunak said.

As UK goes to polls on July 4, here are 5 key issues

For the past two years, polling has suggested that Labour is 20 points ahead of the Conservatives, and no amount of campaigning has managed to shift the dial.

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Prime minister Keir Starmer has made boosting Britain's anaemic growth one of his government's core aims since winning the July 4 election

The State Opening of Parliament is the only regular occasion when the three constituent parts of Parliament – the Sovereign, the House of Lords, and the elected House of Commons – meet

The Labour Party has in the recent past questioned the Conservatives' delay in giving the free-trade agreement with India a final shape.

The Indian PM said he looked forward to the two nations' 'positive and constructive collaboration' to further their comprehensive strategic partnership in all areas.

The Labour crossed the majority mark of 326 in the 650-member House of Commons. The Tories, who saw five prime ministers in their ruling period, fell well short of the 100-figure mark.

The 41-year-old leader is expected to play a ministerial role in Keir Starmer government.

Following the debacle of the 2019 election, he stepped up as party leader and has sought to distance himself from the past party line to stress that Labour under his leadership now focuses on key public concerns.

The slogan 'acche din aane wala hain' (good days are coming) was made popular by India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the country's 2014 election that it won and Modi became the PM.

“Once you make that decision on Thursday, there’s no going back. Don’t do something you might regret,” Sunak said.

For the past two years, polling has suggested that Labour is 20 points ahead of the Conservatives, and no amount of campaigning has managed to shift the dial.