The current Labour government returns to Westminster faced with the need for significant reforms following years of Conservative uncertainty, presenting a major chance for political realignment.
This Parliament's session is poised to be the most consequential since the Brexit debates, potentially reshaping Britain through ambitious plans for devolution, workers' rights, and public service reforms.
The Tories’ ineffective governance and lack of substantive policies prior to the election have left Labour with an opportunity for a prosperous political shift, as voters demand accountability.
While large parliamentary majorities are often associated with executive arrogance, they can also reduce opposition effectiveness, as seen with Labour's internal dissent over key policy positions.
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