Labour in the UK is unveiling its green investment plans to create more than 650,000 jobs, focusing on industrial sectors like clean steel and green hydrogen. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced details of the £7.3bn National Wealth Fund, set to stimulate the economy and combat climate change. The fund will invest in areas such as ports, gigafactories, and carbon capture, aiming to attract significant private capital. Labour aims to boost economic growth and create jobs with decent wages, particularly in electricals, plumbing, and engineering. While emphasizing the benefits of their investment strategy, Labour faces questions about potential tax increases post-election, including council tax and capital gains tax.