Lisa Nandy on UK heatwave, Boris Johnson and levelling-up

The transcript discusses the need for legal protection against high temperatures in the UK, highlighting the lack of guidance for businesses and schools. It addresses the no confidence vote against the Prime Minister, emphasizing the need for effective leadership amidst crises like the cost of living and energy issues. The discussion shifts to community power and investment, critiquing Tory policies and advocating for Labour's plans to empower communities. Finally, it tackles housing issues, proposing solutions to improve community trust and address disrepair and absentee landlords.

What is the main concern for businesses in the UK during high temperatures?

• High energy costs

• Insufficient workforce

• No legal maximum temperature

• Lack of air conditioning

Why is there a call for a no-confidence vote against the Prime Minister?

• His colleagues find him unfit for office

• He refused to address climate change

• He increased taxes

• He has been absent from work

What is the criticism of the Tory leadership contest?

• It has been too expensive

• It has been too secretive

• It has caused public unrest

• It has descended into chaos

What is Labour's plan to empower communities?

• Increase taxes

• Provide more jobs

• Give communities real power and resources

• Build more schools

What issue is affecting the old mining village of Hordon?

• Poor transportation

• High crime rates

• Empty houses and absentee landlords

• Lack of schools

What loophole does Labour plan to close regarding housing?

• Tax evasion by landlords

• Building houses on protected land

• Buying housing stock for high rates

• Selling houses without permits

How does Labour plan to regain public trust?

• By showing effective governance through metro mayors and councils

• By increasing public spending

• By reducing taxes

• By holding more public meetings