Labour promises to spend £28bn a year on tackling climate crisis

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Reeves called for more government action to bring in HGV drivers amid the petrol shortages.
53% : Asked whether the crisis was a consequence of Brexit, Reeves said Labour had always noted "a number of gaps in the deal" signed by Boris Johnson but would only seek solutions to bring in outside workers as needed, not a more general return to the free movement of people.
51% : On Sunday, Starmer was chased by Labour activists from the campaign group Green New Deal Rising, calling for £85bn of infrastructure investment to create green jobs.
40% : Labour said the public spending was justified to prevent costs spiralling further, quoting the Office for Budget Responsibility's 2021 fiscal risks report, which said delaying significant investment by a decade could double the costs of a green transition.

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