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With the general election installing the Labour Party as the new UK government, in the first transfer in power in 14 years, Britain faces a major overhaul of its legislative agenda after a period defined by factional politics. Our experts assess the key policies on offer and ask if the new administration can succeed in its pitch to upgrade economic growth and win the confidence of business.
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A Policy Matters special: Labour under focus
Barring an unprecedented reversal in polls ahead of the general election on 4 July, Britain is on course for its first change in power since 2010. Introducing our dedicated hub for clients, Herbert Smith Freehills public policy head Paul Butcher puts the electoral odds in context.
Election 24: What business should make of Labour's election pitch
As the UK gears up for the fast-approaching general election, Paul Butcher takes a pre-manifesto view of Labour's key policies for business. We break down the party's attempt to woo business, flagging some of the key issues and risks likely to materialise.
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