Sunak tells Welsh Tories economy is producing ‘green shoots’ of recovery

The speaker critiques Labour's policies in Wales, particularly the 20 mph speed limit, and highlights the negative impact on the economy. Using rugby metaphors, the speaker describes political support and addresses farmers' concerns about Labour's agricultural policies. Despite recent challenges, there is optimism about economic recovery, with improvements in inflation, wages, and energy bills.

What is the main criticism of Keir Starmer's approach according to the speaker?

• He has a clear plan for the UK.

• He supports high-speed limits.

• He frequently changes his stance and lacks a clear direction.

• He is focused on rural development.

What economic impact does the speaker attribute to the 20 mph speed limit in Wales?

• It has slowed down Wales and cost £4 billion.

• It has increased tourism in Wales.

• It has boosted the Welsh economy.

• It has improved road safety significantly.

What is the main concern of Welsh farmers as discussed in the speech?

• Improved trade agreements.

• Higher subsidies from the government.

• Job losses and reduced food security.

• Increased food production.

According to the speaker, what is the effect of the Welsh Government's policies on rural Wales?

• They are beneficial for rural development.

• They are causing job losses and harming farm incomes.

• They are increasing food production.

• They are improving public services.

What positive economic signs does the speaker mention towards the end of the speech?

• Higher taxes and reduced consumer confidence.

• Increasing unemployment rates.

• Decreasing mortgage rates and rising wages.

• Rising inflation and energy bills.