The Labor Party (UK)

The Labour Party is a major political group in the UK that traditionally represents working people and advocates for social equality, public services, and workers’ rights. Founded in 1900, it seeks to promote economic fairness through government intervention, including healthcare, education, and welfare systems. The party generally leans towards progressive policies and social justice, aspiring to reduce inequality and ensure fair opportunities for all citizens. Labour has historically alternated in power with the Conservative Party, shaping UK policies on social and economic issues. Its leadership and policies evolve over time to reflect changing societal priorities.