Here are the key points from the manifesto:
Taxation
- Hitting 1.2m people earning over £80,000 with rises in income tax.
- Bringing the threshold for the 45p rate of income tax down from £150,000 to £80,000.
- A new 50p tax will hit all those earning over £123,000.
- Raising £19.4billion by raising corporation tax 26 per cent - a rise of more than a third.
- Extra powers for HMRC to chase individuals and companies who avoid tax.
Immigration
- No commitment to reduce numbers.
- Labour "believes in fair rules and reasonable management of migration" and will not resort to "bogus" immigration targets.
- Scrap income thresholds for spouses of migrants who want to come to the UK
- Creation of a Migrant Impact Fund to support public services in host communities. It will be funded by visa levies and a contributory element from residence visas for high net worth individuals.
Brexit
- Labour "accepts the referendum result" and intends to build a close new relationship with Europe "not as members but as partners".
- Retain benefits of single market and customs union.
- Immediately guarantee existing rights of EU nationals living in Britain and secure reciprocal rights for UK citizens living in another EU country.
- No "no deal" option at the end of Article 50 negotiations, with "transitional arrangements" negotiated instead to avoid cliff-edge.
- Scrap Great Repeal Bill and replace with EU Rights and Protections Bill.
Rail
- Railways brought back into public ownership as franchises expire.
- Under public ownership fares will be capped and free WiFi introduced across the network.
- HS2 will be completed and will link with a "Crossrail of the North".
Energy
- Energy market partially brought back into public ownership.
- Creation of at least one publicly owned energy company in every region of the UK.
- Central government control of the grid and distribution.
- Cap average household dual fuel bills at £1,000 a year.
- Ban fracking.
Higher education
- Tuition fees abolished and maintenance grants reintroduced for university students.
Health
- More than £30billion of extra funding for the NHS through increased income tax for top 5 per cent earners, increased tax on private medical insurance and halving management consultants' fees.
- Pay cap scrapped.
- EU NHS workers' rights immediately protected.
- NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plans halted.
Care
- Move towards creation of a National Care Service.
- Investment of £8 billion in services over the next parliament, including £1 billion in the first year.
- Improve conditions for care workers.
- 15-minute care visits scrapped.
- Carer's Allowance increased to be in line with Jobseeker's Allowance.
Workers' rights
- Creation of a Ministry of Labour to deliver investment in enforcing workers' rights.
- Repeal Trade Union Act and introduce "sectoral collective bargaining" through unions.
- Zero hours contracts outlawed.
- Unpaid internships banned.
- Employers stopped from only recruiting from overseas.
- Bring minimum wage in line with living wage - at least £10 by 2020.
- Rights for all workers to have access to trade union.
- Paternity leave doubled to four weeks and paternity pay increased.
- Protections for women on maternity leave strengthened.
- Four new public holidays to mark patron saints' days.
- Public inquiry into blacklisting.
Executive pay
- A 20:1 limit on gap between the lowest and highest paid workers in companies given Government contracts.
- Reduce pay inequality through legislation by introducing an "excessive pay levy" on companies with high numbers of staff on high pay.
Pensioners
- "Triple lock" guaranteed throughout next parliament or kept to at least 2.5 per cent.
- Winter fuel allowance and free bus passes kept as universal benefits.
- Compensation for women born in 50s who had state pension age changed without fair notification.
Housing
- Invest to build one million new homes, including 100,000 council and housing association homes by the end of next parliament.
- Rent rises capped to inflation and legal minimum standards in properties for rent.
- 4,000 homes for people with history of rough sleeping.
Welfare
- Scrap bedroom tax and reinstate housing benefit for under-21s.
- Review cuts to Universal Credit and limits on payments to first two children of families.
- Jeremy Corbyn has also pledged to end the benefits freeze - although it's not in the manifesto.
Infrastructure
- Borrow to invest £250 billion over 10 years on energy, transport and digital infrastructure.
- Improve 4G mobile coverage and invest to bring uninterrupted 5G to all urban areas, major roads and railways.
Democracy
- Lower voting age to 16.
Defence
- Support the renewal of Trident.
- Keep defence spending as 2% of GDP.
Crime
- 10,000 more police officers for community beats.
- Conduct major review of counter-terror Prevent programme.
