Starmer criticises Government's 'sticking plaster politics' during NFU conference speech

The transcript outlines the Labour Party's transformation under new leadership, focusing on creating a compassionate and competent party. It criticizes current short-term political strategies, termed 'sticking plaster politics,' and emphasizes the need for long-term solutions. The discussion highlights the importance of sustainable farming and environmental policies, with a commitment to locally produced food in the public sector. The Labour Party aims to foster a fairer, greener future for British farming, emphasizing stability, success, and national resilience.

What term does the speaker use to describe the current political system's approach to crisis management?

• Band-aid politics

• Quick fix politics

• Sticking plaster politics

• Temporary solution politics

What is the ultimate goal of farming according to the speaker?

• Expanding farmland

• Increasing exports

• Sustainable food production

• Maximizing profits

How long has it been since the threat of bovine TB escalated sharply?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

What percentage of food purchased by the public sector does the Labour Party commit to being locally produced and sustainable?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

What is the monetary value of public money the Labour Party plans to spend on quality food?

• £500 million

• £3 billion

• £1.2 billion

• £2 billion