Labour’s 2017 Manifesto Explained in 5 Minutes

The video outlines Labour's 2017 manifesto, focusing on tax reforms, Brexit, education, healthcare, social justice, defense, and infrastructure. Key policies include increasing taxes for high earners, abolishing tuition fees, boosting NHS funding, and enhancing workers' rights. Labour aims to maintain a close relationship with Europe post-Brexit, improve social equality, and invest in public services and infrastructure.

What income level will see an increase in income tax according to Labour's 2017 manifesto?

• Over £150,000

• Over £100,000

• Over £80,000

• Over £50,000

Which new ministry does Labour plan to establish to focus on workers' rights?

• Ministry of Social Affairs

• Ministry of Employment

• Ministry of Economic Development

• Ministry of Labour

What is Labour's position on university tuition fees?

• Maintain current fees

• Reduce fees by 50%

• Increase fees

• Abolish fees

How does Labour plan to fund additional NHS spending?

• Through a tax increase on private medical insurance

• By borrowing more money

• By reducing military spending

• By cutting other public services

What change does Labour propose regarding the voting age?

• Raise it to 21

• Lower it to 15

• Keep it at 18

• Lower it to 16

What is Labour's stance on fracking?

• Expand it

• Regulate it more strictly

• Ban it

• Support it

What is one of Labour's plans for the rail network?

• Privatize it further

• Re-nationalize it

• Reduce the number of trains

• Increase ticket prices