Labour Lacks Clear Economic Agenda to Address Britain's Growth Woes

Labour lacks a clear economic agenda beyond some modest proposals like workers' rights and planning reform. It offers little on how to address Britain's weak growth, low investment, and fiscal constraints.

Rachel Reeves, Labour's shadow chancellor, effectively diagnoses Britain's economic problems but fails to provide meaningful solutions in her policy speeches.

Brexit has been an economic disappointment, disproving the notion it would unleash prosperity by removing EU constraints. Britain now has no one to blame but itself for its economic troubles.

Fundamental issues like NHS funding reform, boosting savings and investment, and long-term thinking are politically taboo topics that no party will address.

Labour is poised to win the next election, but more out of public despair at the Conservatives' failings than confidence in Labour's economic plans.