Ed Miliband MP 'Labour's Plan For Young People' speech

The speaker addresses the challenges faced by young people in Britain, emphasizing the need for government action to improve their future. They highlight issues such as declining services, increasing debt, and difficulty in finding stable jobs and housing. The speaker calls for restoring the promise of Britain, ensuring that the next generation can have a better life than the previous one.

What is the main focus of the speaker's introduction?

• The young people of Britain and their future

• The technological advancements in Britain

• The history of Britain

• The economic growth of Britain

What did the speaker claim about the promise of Britain four years ago?

• It was a new concept

• It was being betrayed

• It was being fulfilled successfully

• It was irrelevant

According to the speaker, what is now almost taken for granted in Britain?

• Young people will have the same opportunities as their parents

• Young people will find life harder than their parents

• Young people will have better lives than their parents

• Young people will not face any challenges

What are some of the challenges faced by young people in Britain today, as mentioned by the speaker?

• Stable housing market

• Decreasing university fees

• Abundant job opportunities

• Increasing class sizes and fewer apprenticeships

What does the speaker propose to restore for young people in Britain?

• The technological advancements

• The promise of Britain

• The economic policies

• The historical values