Labour's Lead Narrows as Election Campaign Heats Up

Labour proposes lowering voting age to 16, while Conservatives emphasize tax cuts and stability.

Labour's lead has decreased by three points in the latest pre-election poll.
Keir Starmer confirms Labour's plan to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote if elected.
Rachel Reeves promises economic stability and lower taxes under a Labour government.
Jeremy Hunt criticizes inheritance tax and pledges further tax cuts for the middle class.
High voter turnout expected, with nearly 60% of voters certain to cast their ballots.