CLEAN : "I don't know how I'm going to manage": Cost of living protest in Glasgow

The transcript discusses the economic challenges faced by citizens due to government mismanagement and rising costs of living, including electricity and fuel. It highlights the public's dissatisfaction and the need for collective action to address these issues. The speaker emphasizes the power of public protest to influence government policies and the difficult choices people face between basic needs like heating and eating.

What are some of the financial challenges mentioned in the first section?

• Decreasing food prices

• Rising electricity costs

• Lowering National Insurance contributions

• Increasing wages

What is suggested as a way to make the government listen to public concerns?

• Writing more letters

• Organizing silent protests

• Making noise and raising awareness

• Ignoring the issues

Which group is particularly affected by the rising fuel costs?

• Business owners

• Government officials

• Single-parent families

• Wealthy families

What difficult choice do people face due to rising fuel costs?

• Deciding whether to travel or stay home

• Deciding whether to save or spend money

• Choosing between heating their homes or buying food

• Choosing between buying clothes or shoes

What percentage increase in gas and electricity prices is mentioned?

• 30%

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%