Reform keeps its promise to pensioners

The Green Party conference has put forward proposals on public ownership and employment guarantees. Reform's case is that Britain needs a government focused on the priorities of its own people: affordable living, secure borders, safe communities and a growing economy.

Labour's conference has reopened the future of the triple lock. Andy Burnham says it will remain until the next general election, then be replaced from 2030 to help fund a National Care Service.

Reform commentator Matt Goodwin used the term "Shabbywave" to criticise Labour's conference proposals and warn that they could leave Britain worse off. His argument is that Labour is offering dramatic promises without a credible account of how they will be paid for or delivered.