British opposition Labour leader Keir Starmer is set to unveil his party's agenda for government, putting wealth creation and economic growth at the heart of his pitch to voters before the July 4 election.

Starmer will present a manifesto that focuses on a 'total change in direction,' contrasting Labour's plans with the 'desperate, unfunded wishlist' of the governing Conservative Party, which recently announced 17 billion pounds worth of tax cuts.

Starmer emphasizes a move away from Labour's historical 'tax and spend' image, advocating for a pro-business and pro-worker approach to generate wealth and boost Britain's meagre growth.

He aims to reform planning rules, change investment infrastructure, and transform the jobs market.

This manifesto aims to project Labour as a responsible and growth-oriented party, distancing from left-wing policies of the past.

Starmer's team, led by finance policy chief Rachel Reeves, maintains a strict approach to spending, focusing on core policies while seeking voter approval.