A report published over the weekend suggests Labour has
dropped its controversial plan to offer tenants the right to buy their
privately rented homes. The Financial Times reported the party has decided to
abandon the plan amid fears the policy was ‘not workable’. It attributes the
claims to “party figures familiar with its UK election manifesto”. Writing
about the process of drawing up Labour’s manifesto, the paper goes on to say:
“Senior figures involved in the process said that the private right to buy,
floated by Mr McDonnell two months ago, had been dropped. Read more on the RLA
website.
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