Have Labour said they're going to remain in the EU then?

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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I do think they want to make it feel like we're still in the EU as much as they can.

Yep, that's the entirety of their Brexit plan. Well done for condensing it down to one line without omitting anything.

So to recap. From the Tories we have A strong and stable government (as they've demonstrated thus far.
From labour we have: For those unclear, here's what the dastardly Labour Party will do if elected.
1. Build a million new homes. 2. Make all rented property 'fit for human habitation' by law. 3. End Privatisation of the NHS and restore it as a publicly provided service. 4. Integrate Social Care and Health Care. 5. Create a National Education Service that offers publicly provided education for all, both while at school and beyond. 6. Introduce a fair tax system by making those who are better off and multinational companies pay more. 7. Renationalise the railways. 8. Control the energy industry and end overcharging. 9. Stop companies registered in Tax Havens from getting government contracts. 10 Provide FREE school meals for all children. 11. Retain the pensions triple lock so the elderly are not penalised financially. 12. Protect the environment by promoting green energy and creating a low carbon economy. 13. Establish a National Investment Bank to revive our infrastructure and industry. (Think quantitative easing, but for the benefit of the people not the banks). 14 Create a million new real jobs through interventions by the National Investment Banks. 15. Raise the minimum wage to £10 per hour, to attack poverty. 16. Provide real protections for employees at work from zero hours contracts. 17. Repeal the trade union laws which protect emplotyers at the expense of those who work for them. Now, how could anyone live in a country like that??? It would be reducing inequality and exploitation and catering for people's needs.

Is this the same good economy with growth slowing over nearly every sector?

We're still an economy propped up by personal debt and artificially high property prices. The slowdown in growth with inflation creeping up are not good signs.