Keir Starmer has set out plans for the "next chapter" of the UK's recovery from the pandemic as he accused the Tories of plotting a "roadmap to yesterday".
In a speech in London, the Labour leader said he would introduce a British Recovery Bond to give the public a stake in the country's recovery from the crisis.
Mr Starmer said Labour would preserve the £20 a week Universal Credit uplift, fund town halls to avoid council tax hikes and scrap the pay freeze for public sector workers.
Business rate relief would be extended, as would the VAT cut for hospitality and leisure. And Labour would extend and update the furlough scheme.