Keir Starmer takes questions from schoolchildren on voting age, football and his pet cat in Kettering

The video features a series of discussions and Q&A sessions with students on various topics, including the voting age, Labour Party's plans for Kettering, NHS dentistry issues, football, education and career choices, favorite subjects, journalism as a career, pets, and advice for aspiring politicians. The speakers engage with students, providing insights and personal anecdotes, while addressing their questions and concerns.

What age does the speaker suggest should be allowed to vote?

• 18 years old

• 16 and 17 years old

• 21 years old

• 15 years old

What is the main focus of the Labour Party's offer to Kettering?

• Bringing change and improvements

• Introducing new taxes

• Maintaining the status quo

• Reducing public services

What issue does the speaker highlight regarding NHS dentistry?

• High cost of dental care

• Overcrowded dental clinics

• Lack of private dentists

• Shortage of NHS dentists

Which football team does the speaker support?

• Liverpool

• Arsenal

• Chelsea

• Manchester United

What educational path does the speaker emphasize as important?

• Neither apprenticeships nor university

• Only university education

• Only apprenticeships

• Both apprenticeships and university

What was the speaker's favorite subject in school?

• Math

• Science

• Music

• History

What is the speaker's view on combining education paths?

• It's not possible

• It's too difficult

• It's beneficial

• It's unnecessary

What career does the speaker suggest is important for democracy?

• Engineering

• Journalism

• Medicine

• Law

What advice does the speaker give to students interested in politics?

• Study only creative subjects

• Avoid politics as a career

• Focus only on local politics

• Consider politics for social engagement

What is the role of journalists according to the speaker?

• To entertain the public

• To promote government policies

• To write fiction

• To hold politicians accountable