Sir Keir Starmer visits factory in North Wales

The video features a visit by the Prime Minister and First Minister to Broughton, highlighting the importance of the aerospace industry. They discuss collaboration with the Welsh Government and the UK Labour Government's commitment to economic growth, investment in technology, and education. A Q&A session addresses topics like EU relations, education, farming, and future economic plans.

Who were the special guests welcomed at the Broughton plant?

• The President and Vice President

• The Prime Minister, First Minister, and Secretary of State

• The CEO of Airbus and the Mayor

• The Minister of Education and Health

What is the Welsh Government's stance on the aerospace industry?

• They see it as central to their economic policy

• They are indifferent to it

• They want to replace it with the automotive industry

• They plan to reduce investment in it

What significant announcement did the Prime Minister make regarding the aerospace sector?

• A merger with a foreign aerospace company

• A new tax on aerospace companies

• A billion pounds of investment

• A reduction in workforce

What is the Prime Minister's main goal for the economy?

• To reduce government spending

• To grow the economy and improve living standards

• To focus solely on the technology sector

• To increase taxes

What is the Prime Minister's view on the UK's relationship with the EU?

• It should remain the same

• It needs to be reset for a better deal

• The UK should leave the EU completely

• The UK should join the EU again

How does the Prime Minister plan to support higher education?

• By closing down universities

• By offering free education to all

• By increasing maintenance loans

• By reducing university fees

What is the proposed rule for food procurement in public services?

• Only organic food

• No specific rule

• 50% British food

• 100% imported food

What is the Prime Minister's plan for the farming industry?

• To import more food

• To increase taxes on farmers

• To invest £5 billion over 2 years

• To reduce funding

What is the importance of stability according to the Prime Minister?

• It leads to more government changes

• It is only important for the aerospace sector

• It is not important

• It helps attract inward investment

How does the Prime Minister suggest people can communicate their thoughts to him?

• By posting on social media

• By writing letters to the newspaper

• Through his team via messages or emails

• By attending public meetings only