The Labour Party (UK)

The Labour Party is one of the major political parties in the United Kingdom, traditionally representing the interests of the working class and promoting social justice. Founded in 1900, it advocates for policies such as workers' rights, public services, and wealth redistribution. The party emphasizes equality, healthcare access, and education. Labour has historically supported trade unions and seeks to address issues like poverty and unemployment. Its leaders have included prominent figures like Tony Blair and Jeremy Corbyn, reflecting differing ideologies within the party regarding its approach to economic and social policies.