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Labour Housing Policy Under Fire Over Home Ownership Targets

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Criticism focused on Labour's housing policies at the annual conference in Liverpool. Andy Burnham faced questions regarding the cost of the taxpayer-backed Your First Home scheme, which allows first-time buyers to enter with a small deposit and access interest-free equity loans. Housing Secretary Angela Rayner stated that local politicians would gain stronger powers to manage empty and derelict properties.

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The scheme is currently being questioned regarding its viability and market impact. The criticism comes as Labour struggles to meet its target of building 1.5 million new homes by 2029. Shadow housing secretary Katie Lam labeled the situation a 'colossal admission of failure.'

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Who's involved

  • Andy BurnhamSubject of questioning regarding the viability and cost of the housing scheme.
  • Angela RaynerHousing Secretary whose department's policy is under scrutiny.
  • Katie LamShadow housing secretary who criticized the policy as a failure.
  • Keir StarmerPrime Minister whose political contest includes the policy failures.

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