Labour’s plans require no more tax rises, Reeves says – speech highlights

The transcript outlines Labour's strategy to fund public services without additional tax rises, focusing on extending the windfall tax on energy companies to invest in low-carbon industries. It highlights the upcoming UK election as a choice between continued Conservative chaos or stability with Labour. The speaker criticizes Conservative economic policies, emphasizing their failure and unfunded tax cuts. Labour is presented as pro-business, advocating for a partnership between government and business to drive economic growth.

What is the Labour Party's strategy for funding public services without raising additional taxes?

• Increasing VAT on private schools

• Extending the windfall tax on energy companies

• Implementing a new income tax

• Introducing a carbon tax

What significant choice do the British people face in the upcoming general election?

• Selecting between continued chaos or stability

• Deciding on a new Prime Minister

• Choosing between two new political parties

• Voting on a new tax policy

According to the Labour Party, what has been the impact of 14 years under the Conservative Party?

• Improved public services

• Decreased national debt and low taxes

• Increased national debt and high taxes

• Economic growth and stability

What is the Labour Party's stance on the private sector?

• It is a necessary evil

• It is crucial for economic growth

• It should be heavily regulated

• It should be minimized

What approach does the Labour Party propose for economic growth?

• Isolationist economic policies

• Trickle-down free market

• Government-led initiatives

• Partnership between government and business