Labour in the UK at the minute are supposedly purging their far-left/radical element in an attempt to win back voters from the tories. They could be quite successful if they focus on what actually are big problems instead of the usual sjw stuff that they are famous for in the UK.
One of the biggest problems for younger generations is the housing market. It's similar to nearly all western countries at this point, but at least in Europe renting is a bit better. Landlords in the UK are mostly shit, charging extortionate prices, falling foul of many laws via ignorance/knowing they can get away with it because legal system is too expensive for already poorer people to use, along with being time consuming/not worth the effort.
If labour could just focus on stuff like that, I'd be tempted to actually vote for them. It's a massive massive problem that is going to have nasty consequences if not sorted. Though if they got in, they'd probably have the bastard tony blair advising whoever was PM.
Unfortunately in the UK, the vast majority of 60+ people who are the majority voting block vote tory, who I've recently came to really dislike with the amount of sheer lying from Boris going on. It's really quite unbelievable how much someone can lie straight to the camera and papers and get away with it constantly. Though they are the only party that have a libertarian element that opposed the authoritarianism that is getting worse and worse....
Back to topic, labour could introduce sensible green policies, but I'd be worried that they'd kowtow to the radical element of the green movement in the UK, and introduce crazy measures. Who knows though, a bit speculative.
I've certainly noticed this summer the crazy muggy heat we've had here. For some reason, and this is purely anecdotal, but I previously would have enjoyed such warm weather, but it's just made me really irritable and it's not been fun!