John McDonnell speech to Labour supporters

The transcript discusses the failures of the government in addressing basic needs such as food security and housing. It highlights the increase in child poverty despite employment, critiques the portrayal of social issues in the film 'I, Daniel Blake', and condemns the targeting of vulnerable groups, particularly the disabled. The housing crisis is emphasized, with a focus on the lack of affordable homes and the rise in homelessness.

What is a significant issue highlighted in the first section regarding child poverty?

• The government has successfully reduced child poverty.

• Child poverty is increasing despite parental employment.

• Most children in poverty have unemployed parents.

• The number of children in poverty has decreased.

Which film is mentioned as reflecting real-life social issues?

• I, Daniel Blake

• The Pursuit of Happyness

• Slumdog Millionaire

• The Social Network

What is a major concern regarding the treatment of vulnerable groups?

• They have seen improvements in their living conditions.

• They are targeted by harsh government policies.

• They are often ignored by media.

• They receive adequate support from the government.

What has contributed to the housing crisis according to the third section?

• A decrease in foreign investment in housing.

• A surplus of available homes for families.

• An increase in affordable housing projects.

• Houses being built primarily for investment purposes.

What is the impact of the housing crisis on homelessness?

• Homelessness rates have remained stable.

• There is no connection between housing and homelessness.

• Homelessness has tripled, with more people on the streets.

• Homelessness has decreased significantly.