Most of what is being announced is not new; rather, it is the confirmation the new government will pursue the policies it promised while it was campaigning to enter government.
The Labour government has made a swathe of announcements as it enters its first full week in power, including plans to liberalise planning laws, boost dentist appointments and recruit more teachers. The Starmer administration is taking action on the economy, health and education today, while the prime minister continues his tour of the UK in Northern Ireland. Over the weekend, the new government made announcements on Ukraine and illegal migration.
'This could have brought in an additional £58bn in tax revenues last year alone to sustain our public services. 'It falls to this new government to fix the foundations.' Read more:What will Labour's first government priorities?Who is in the new cabinet? Fixing the 'broken' NHS Meanwhile, Health Secretary Wes Streeting is set to meet with the British Dentist Association to discuss Labour's campaign promise to deliver 700,000 urgent appointments.
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