Sir Keir Starmer pledges publicly-owned energy company

The transcript discusses the importance of British power for jobs, growth, and energy independence. It highlights the challenges in achieving net zero, emphasizing that green and growth are inseparable. The speaker criticizes the Tories' economic record, describing it as a cycle of stagnation, and stresses the need for public ownership of British energy.

Why is clean British power considered important according to the speaker?

• It is cheaper than other energy sources.

• It is a traditional source of energy.

• It is the only available energy option.

• It supports jobs, growth, and energy independence.

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between green technology and growth?

• They are unrelated.

• Green technology hinders growth.

• They are inseparable.

• Growth is more important than green technology.

What potential does the speaker see in Britain's natural resources?

• They are a source of future wealth.

• They are limited and should be conserved.

• They should be sold to other countries.

• They are not significant for economic growth.

How does the speaker describe the economic growth under the Tories?

• A period of rapid growth.

• A time of economic prosperity.

• An era of technological advancement.

• A vicious cycle of stagnation.

What personal experience does the speaker share at the end?

• Their role in the government.

• Their career in energy management.

• Their experience as a prosecutor.

• Their time as a teacher.