Rachel Reeves outlines five “serious errors” in the Tory manifesto

The video critiques the Conservative Party's manifesto for the general election, highlighting unfunded commitments and the potential economic impact, including increased mortgage costs. It questions the credibility of their tax and welfare savings claims, pointing out the lack of detailed plans and the unrealistic nature of their proposals. The analysis suggests that the Conservative Party's record contradicts their current promises, emphasizing the need for voters to scrutinize their plans closely.

What economic challenges does the speaker attribute to 14 years of Conservative governance?

• Rising taxes and low growth

• Increased public spending

• Decreased foreign investment

• High inflation and unemployment

How much unfunded commitments did the speaker identify in the Conservative manifesto?

• £100 billion

• £71 billion

• £30 billion

• £50 billion

What is the potential impact of the Conservative manifesto on mortgage rates according to the speaker?

• Decrease by £2000

• Fluctuate unpredictably

• Increase by £4800

• Remain unchanged

What is the main issue with the Conservative Party's National Service proposal?

• Insufficient military recruits

• Omission of key costs

• Excessive funding

• Lack of public support

How much does the Conservative Party claim to raise from tax avoidance crackdown?

• £3 billion

• £6 billion

• £10 billion

• £15 billion

What is the speaker's view on the Conservative Party's welfare savings claims?

• They are already implemented

• They will lead to increased welfare

• They are unrealistic and lack detail

• They are achievable with current plans

What does the speaker say about the Conservative Party's revenue raiser relative to the OBR forecast?

• It will produce no new money

• It will generate significant new money

• It will decrease the forecasted revenue

• It will slightly increase revenue