King's Speech outlines Labour's vision for a changed UK in first address since party's return to power

The UK's Labour government, led by Prime Minister Kier Starmer, has outlined its legislative agenda for the upcoming term. The program aims to promote economic growth and stability through measures reminiscent of past Labour governments. Key initiatives include nationalization, increased central control over planning, and enhanced worker power. A major focus will be on industrial policies and green energy, with a public-owned clean power company, Great British Energy, set to be established in Scotland. The government also plans to introduce a bill to prevent future prime ministers from making permanent tax and spending changes without an assessment by the Office of Budget Responsibility.