Manifestos are packed with promises, but only a few truly resonate with voters. Which pledge, past or present, would you insist on seeing delivered in full?
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Building 1.5 million new homes
A pledge to tackle the housing crisis by ramping up construction across England. For many under-40s, this could mean the difference between renting forever and owning a first home.
Scrapping NHS waiting lists
A promise to get NHS waiting times back to target and end the backlog inherited from the pandemic era. Few pledges hit closer to home for British families.
Nationalising the railways
Bringing train operators back under public control, with the promise of cheaper fares and fewer cancellations. A commuter's dream, if it actually delivers.
Free school breakfast clubs
A pledge to guarantee breakfast in every state primary school, tackling child hunger and helping working parents. Small print, big impact.
Banning no-fault evictions
Promised for years by successive governments, this would give renters proper security in their homes. Landlords aren't fans, but 11 million tenants might be.
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