Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer speaks to the media following Bedfordshire visit

The transcript discusses Labour's performance in recent byelections, highlighting a historic win in Selby and a disappointing result in Uxbridge, attributed to ULEZ. The Labour Party is focused on moving forward, addressing climate change, and maintaining responsible economic policies. The discussion also covers Labour's vision for growth and reform, emphasizing secure economics as the basis for change.

What was the significant outcome of the Selby byelection for the Labour Party?

• A narrow loss to the Conservative Party

• A historic win by overturning a 20,000 majority

• A tie with the Liberal Democrats

• A decrease in voter turnout

What was identified as a key reason for Labour's loss in the Uxbridge byelection?

• Climate change commitments

• ULEZ expansion

• Economic policies

• Lack of voter engagement

What is Labour's stance on the two-child benefit cap?

• They plan to scrap it immediately

• They will maintain it due to economic conditions

• They have no official stance on it

• They will increase the cap to three children

What is a key component of Labour's economic strategy?

• Responsible economics as a basis for reform

• Increased public spending without limits

• Unfunded spending commitments

• Immediate tax cuts

What are some of Labour's ambitions for social development?

• Reducing the number of public schools

• Privatizing public services

• Reducing violence against women and girls

• Eliminating all taxes