Sunak pool clip on Milton Keynes election campaign visit

The transcript discusses the contrasting tax policies of the Labour and Conservative parties. It highlights Labour's unfunded spending commitments and potential tax increases, while emphasizing the Conservative's tax cuts and economic improvements. The Conservative party's plans include tax cuts for pensioners and initiatives like national service and apprenticeships. The discussion underscores the election choice between higher taxes under Labour or continued tax cuts with the Conservatives.

What is the estimated tax rise for every working family under the Labour government?

• £1000

• £2500

• £2000

• £1500

What is the key difference between the Conservative and Labour parties' tax policies?

• Conservatives plan to cut taxes, while Labour plans to increase them.

• Labour plans to maintain current tax levels, while Conservatives plan to increase them.

• Both parties plan to cut taxes.

• Conservatives plan to increase taxes, while Labour plans to cut them.

What recent tax cut did the Conservatives announce?

• A tax cut for students

• A tax cut for pensioners

• A tax cut for businesses

• A tax cut for homeowners

What are some of the bold ideas proposed by the Conservatives for the future?

• New national service and 100,000 new high-quality apprenticeships

• Increased funding for public transport

• Free healthcare for all

• Universal basic income

What economic indicators are mentioned as improving under the Conservative plan?

• Inflation stable, wages stagnant, economy stable

• Inflation down, wages rising, economy growing

• Inflation up, wages down, economy shrinking

• Inflation rising, wages falling, economy stable