UKIP Conference takes place in Bournemouth - Steven Woolf MEP

The transcript discusses the need for change in the UK, highlighting social and economic issues such as low wages, poor education, and healthcare challenges. It criticizes the Labour Party for losing touch with the working class and emphasizes UKIP's commitment to representing the ignored and forgotten. The vision for the future includes improving social mobility and education, with a call to action for unity and a better Britain post-Brexit.

What is one of the main criticisms of the old two-party system according to the speaker?

• It has improved healthcare services.

• It has increased wages significantly.

• It has failed to solve deep-rooted problems.

• It has successfully addressed all issues.

How does UKIP plan to address immigration concerns?

• By ignoring them completely.

• By demonizing those who raise concerns.

• By listening and addressing real issues.

• By increasing immigration rates.

What does UKIP believe is more important than GDP in measuring a nation's success?

• The quality of life and access to services.

• The number of skyscrapers.

• The size of the military.

• The amount of foreign investment.

What educational reform does UKIP support to improve social mobility?

• Eliminating all grammar schools.

• Introducing more diverse education systems.

• Reducing the number of teachers.

• Increasing tuition fees for higher education.

What opportunity does Brexit provide according to the speaker?

• To isolate Britain from the world.

• To build a better Britain.

• To increase taxes on the poor.

• To reduce the quality of life.