Labour's Election Manifesto Finalized Without Unite's Endorsement

Unite criticizes Labour's stance on workers' rights, while the manifesto includes key pledges on Palestinian statehood, green energy, and public services.

Unite union declines to endorse Labour's manifesto, citing weakened workers' rights policies.
Labour's manifesto includes a pledge to recognize Palestinian statehood as part of a Middle East peace process.
The manifesto promises the creation of GB Energy, a publicly owned green power company, and significant investments in the NHS and education.
Momentum expresses disappointment over the absence of commitments to free school meals and scrapping the two-child benefit cap.
Labour's manifesto is set to be officially launched on June 13, ahead of the General Election on July 4.