Ed Miliband speaks to Labour Party Supporters in Hornsey whilst on Campaign trail for the 2015 General Election Part Two

The speaker emphasizes the need for fairness in healthcare and tax policies, proposing the abolition of non-dom status and the bedroom tax. Highlighting the importance of the 2015 election, the speaker urges individuals to take action, drawing on historical examples of change driven by people. The speech concludes with a call to elect Catherine West and a Labour government, expressing gratitude to the audience.

What key policy does the speaker associate with fairness in the country?

• Increasing taxes

• Implementing new tariffs

• Abolishing non-dom status

• Reducing healthcare funding

According to the speaker, what is the main difference between a Labour and a Tory government?

• Their approach to healthcare

• Their policies on fairness and taxes

• Their foreign policy

• Their stance on education

What does the speaker suggest is the driving force behind political change?

• People

• Corporations

• Media

• Politicians

Which historical achievement is mentioned as an example of people-driven change?

• The Industrial Revolution

• The National Health Service

• The Space Race

• The Digital Age

What action does the speaker encourage to bring about change in the 2015 general election?

• Voting for the opposition

• Supporting Catherine West and Labour

• Boycotting the election

• Starting a new political party