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Image caption The government hopes it will win political support from civil society and environmental groups

Labour plans to end the dying of the commons as part of a new manifesto that promises to save jobs as well as ensure a better future for the future generations.

In a speech to the Conservative Party Conference, Labour’s Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell called the proposal the most sensible possible way forward.

Other plans seek to scrap legal changes to the way we buy and own homes.

The coalition’s shadow government has promised to roll back the right to own homes across the country.

But some MPs have said Labour will need to back away from this reform and even consider scrapping the idea.

The government plans to scrap legal changes to the way we buy and own homes after 2019.

The changes will target all areas in which a property is bought, as well as buy by people who have no right to live where they don’t want to live, such as those with disabilities or those with chronic medical condition.

Critics have suggested the government would be able to cut back on the supply of homes for disadvantaged groups like children’s homes for a period of two years in part because such an intervention would benefit the most vulnerable.

Image caption The government aims to protect the rights of those who can no longer afford the costs of housing

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