The new Labour government in the UK, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has outlined its goals of economic stability, tougher immigration control, and better relations with the European Union. The government plans to stimulate economic growth, reform the House of Lords, and improve trade and investment ties with the EU.
The King's Speech, which marks the official beginning of the new parliamentary term, highlighted over 35 proposed laws, including independent oversight of budget decisions. The government aims to prevent economic disasters like the one caused by the previous administration.
The speech also emphasized the importance of economic reforms and growth, with stability being the cornerstone of the government's economic policy. The Labour government will focus on addressing issues such as housing shortages, infrastructure decay, and public transportation.
They also plan to strengthen workers' rights, promote renewable energy investments, and reform the planning system. The government is committed to undoing the harder Brexit policies implemented by the previous government and reducing trade barriers with the EU.
The new government's focus on improving EU relations and boosting the economy signals a departure from previous chaotic Conservative rule.
