Secretary of State Matt Hancock answers question during Resolution Foundation event

The video discusses the importance of providing opportunities for young people over the next decade, focusing on job creation, health, and connectivity. It highlights Britain's global position post-Brexit and the role of science in guiding future plans. The discussion also touches on mobility and social criticism, referencing Justine Greening's views on personal journeys.

What is considered crucial for delivering opportunities to young people in the next decade?

• Increased taxation

• Connectivity and health support

• More holidays

• Higher education fees

How does the Prime Minister envision Britain's role in the world post-Brexit?

• Dependent on European Union

• Focused solely on domestic issues

• Isolated and self-sufficient

• Open and engaged with the world

What is a key factor in ensuring mobility according to the second section?

• Higher education standards

• Increased fuel prices

• Use of technology and traditional connectivity

• More public holidays

What was Justine Greening criticized for regarding social mobility?

• Promoting local job opportunities

• Suggesting moving to London was crucial for success

• Encouraging people to stay in their hometowns

• Opposing higher education

What does the final section suggest about mobility and personal growth?

• Mobility can lead to better opportunities

• Staying in one place is beneficial

• Personal growth is unrelated to location

• Mobility has no impact on personal growth