Manifesto will set out steps for day one of a Labour government, says Starmer

The transcript discusses the upcoming manifesto launch, emphasizing no new tax increases beyond those already planned. It contrasts the new manifesto with the Tory version, highlighting a focus on growth and rebuilding. The speaker criticizes the current leadership for instability and unfunded commitments, promising a stable and alternative approach. The manifesto aims to address key issues like health, energy, and education from day one.

What assurance does the speaker give about their party's financial plans?

• There will be a significant increase in VAT.

• National Insurance will be abolished.

• There will be no increase in income tax, National Insurance, or VAT.

• Income tax will be doubled.

How does the speaker describe their upcoming manifesto compared to the opposition's?

• It will be very different, focusing on rebuilding and renewal.

• It will focus on unfunded commitments.

• It will be similar to the opposition's.

• It will not address any national issues.

What criticism does the speaker make about the opposition's commitments?

• They are fully funded and stable.

• They are unfunded and lack stability.

• They are focused on education.

• They prioritize health services.

What areas does the speaker plan to address on day one of governance?

• Only education.

• Only energy.

• None of the above.

• Health, energy, and education.

What is the primary focus of the speaker's governance approach?

• Cutting down on education funding.

• Reducing taxes.

• Growth, rebuilding, and prioritizing national interests.

• Increasing VAT.