Khan pledges to wipe out rough sleeping in London by 2030 if re-elected

The transcript discusses the rising issue of homelessness in London, highlighting the government's failure to address it effectively. It criticizes the current policies and presents Labour's plan to build 1.5 million homes and end rough sleeping by 2030. The speaker pledges to increase funding and initiatives to tackle homelessness, urging voters to support Labour for a change.

What is the current situation regarding homelessness in London as mentioned in the speech?

• Homelessness is not a major issue in London.

• The government has successfully ended rough sleeping.

• One child in every London classroom is homeless.

• Homelessness has decreased significantly.

According to the speaker, what is the key to solving homelessness?

• Relying on charity organizations alone.

• Increasing taxes on the wealthy.

• Implementing the right policies.

• Ignoring the issue.

What is the Labour government's plan to address the housing crisis?

• Increase rent prices.

• Build one and a half million homes in the first term.

• Reduce taxes for homeowners.

• Privatize public housing.

What specific financial commitment is made to tackle rough sleeping?

• Setting aside an additional £10 million.

• Cutting the budget for rough sleeping.

• Reducing funding for housing projects.

• Eliminating all financial support.

What is the speaker's promise if re-elected as mayor?

• To build more shopping centers.

• To reduce public transportation costs.

• To end rough sleeping in London by 2030.

• To increase taxes on businesses.

How does the speaker view the issue of homelessness?

• As a problem that can be solved with the right investments.

• As an issue that should be ignored.

• As a minor inconvenience.

• As a natural and unavoidable part of modern life.

What historical context does the speaker provide to support their argument?

• There has never been a successful reduction in homelessness.

• The last Labour government nearly eradicated rough sleeping.

• Homelessness has always been high and unmanageable.

• The current government has always prioritized housing.