Ed Miliband delivering 'Labour's Plan For Young People' speech

The transcript criticizes the government's handling of youth issues, highlighting broken promises and rising unemployment. It presents Labour's plan to improve opportunities for young people, including free childcare, smaller class sizes, and guaranteed apprenticeships. The transcript also addresses the burden of student debt, arguing that the current tuition fee system is unsustainable and detrimental to both individuals and the country.

What are some of the issues faced by young people in Britain as mentioned in the video?

• Rising university costs

• Abundant apprenticeship opportunities

• High employment rates

• Government support for youth

What is one of the key components of the Labour government's plan to support young people?

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

• Providing free childcare

• Cutting the education budget

• Increasing university fees

How does the Labour government plan to address class sizes in schools?

• Maintain current class sizes

• Reduce class sizes to 30 or under

• Eliminate class size limits

• Increase class sizes to 40 students

What is the average debt a graduate leaves university with, according to the video?

• £20,000

• £30,000

• £44,000

• £60,000

What is a significant consequence of the current tuition fee system for young people?

• Increased savings

• Easier access to mortgages

• Debt burden affecting future planning

• Higher employment rates