Gordon Brown has been laying out plans to increase affordable housing in the UK this afternoon in Parliament, much to the disgust of David Cameron, who has called it a "package without a price tag".
The price tag Labour has put on it is £2.1bn - earmarked to build an extra 11,000 affordable homes over the next two years.
This is a massive increase from £600m promised in the Budget. The policy certainly reads like a manifesto statement from a struggling government that told Radio 4 this morning that it would not complete a spending review before the next election.
Read Brown's full statement here or the BBC's Nick Robinson's analysis here
The Homes and Communties Agency is holding a briefing tomorrow to go through all the small print, so watch this space for an update....
