Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer affirms Britain’s military readiness under Labour’s leadership, emphasising a commitment to a “nuclear deterrent triple lock.”
The Conservatives pledge to address confusion around the legal definition of sex, and the Liberal Democrats announce environmental initiatives.
The BBC sets dates for election TV debates, including a key clash between Rishi Sunak and Starmer. The SNP launches its campaign, targeting both Tories and Labour.
1. Sir Keir Starmer, during a campaign visit, asserts Labour’s commitment to ensuring Britain’s military preparedness, reaffirming plans for a “nuclear deterrent triple lock” and the construction of four new nuclear submarines.
2. The Conservatives aim to address confusion surrounding the legal definition of sex by proposing amendments to the Equality Act, as stated by Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch.
3. The Liberal Democrats announce environmental initiatives in their election manifesto, including an expansion of marine protected areas and the introduction of a Blue Flag status for rivers.
4. The BBC reveals the schedule for election TV debates, featuring a head-to-head clash between Conservative Rishi Sunak and Labour’s Keir Starmer.
5. The SNP launches its election campaign, with FM John Swinney criticising both the Tories and Labour while emphasising the desire in Scotland to oust the current Conservative government.
