Labour's £28bn Green Investment Pledge Under Scrutiny

Party officials hold meetings to discuss future of the plan, with decision yet to be made.

Labour's pledge to invest £28 billion annually in green projects is under scrutiny, with reports suggesting the party might not be able to meet this target until the end of its first term.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan said that the level of spending will not be possible for some time and will depend on the growth of the economy.
Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy insisted the party is committed to its green prosperity plan by the end of a first parliament, but not regardless of the economic climate.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has hinted he could scale down the investment given the financial picture he would inherit if he becomes prime minister.
Senior Labour officials are reportedly holding meetings to discuss the future of the green prosperity plan, with a decision yet to be made.