Sir Keir Starmer says there are 'early signs' of an economic turn around

The speaker addresses the issue of slow economic growth over the past 14 years and expresses a strong determination to reverse this trend. They highlight recent positive signs, such as a successful investment summit that attracted over £60 billion in inward investment. The speaker emphasizes the importance of continued investment to create well-paid jobs and improve living standards. They conclude by reaffirming their commitment to focusing on economic improvement.

What has been the economic challenge faced by the government over the past 14 years?

• Trade deficits

• Rapid inflation

• Slow growth

• High unemployment

What recent event is mentioned as a sign of economic improvement?

• An investment summit

• A rise in exports

• A decrease in taxes

• A new trade agreement

How much inward investment was attracted during the recent summit?

• £30 billion

• £75 billion

• £45 billion

• £60 billion

What is the expected outcome of increased investment according to the speaker?

• Increased imports

• Creation of well-paid jobs

• Higher taxes

• More government spending

What is the speaker's focus to improve the economic situation?

• Attracting more investment

• Cutting public services

• Reducing government debt

• Increasing exports