Government has lost 'both its common decency and its common sense', says Yvette Cooper

The transcript discusses Labour's approach to security, emphasizing values like democracy and the rule of law. It critiques past leadership decisions and a current government bill, highlighting concerns about national security and asylum issues. The discussion also covers child poverty, economic failures, and Labour's proposed solutions, including tax reforms and support for families.

What is the foundation of opportunities and social justice according to the Labour government?

• Economic growth

• National security

• Individual freedom

• Community cohesion

What concern does the Labour party have about the current bill related to national security?

• It will improve community cohesion

• It will worsen trafficking issues

• It will reduce asylum backlogs

• It will strengthen national security

What has increased by about 40% over the last 13 years, according to the Labour party?

• Public service efficiency

• Child poverty

• National security threats

• Economic growth

What economic measure does the Labour party propose to help families through the cost of living crisis?

• Cutting down on government spending

• Increasing public service funding

• Implementing a windfall tax on oil and gas companies

• Reducing taxes on luxury goods

What is one of the practical solutions proposed by the Labour party to address child poverty?

• Reducing Universal Credit

• Providing free breakfast clubs

• Increasing school fees

• Eliminating public transport subsidies