Ed Miliband Plans to Cap Tuition Fees

The video discusses the Labour Party's stance on student finance, focusing on Ed Miliband's proposal to reduce tuition fees from £9000 to £6000. The plan aims to attract students by funding the reduction through taxes on high earners and bank contributions. It addresses accusations of Labour being a policy-free zone by presenting this as an interim commitment, urging the government to act on it.

What is the main criticism against the Labour Party mentioned in the video?

• They are reducing public spending.

• They are increasing taxes.

• They are supporting the current government.

• They are not keeping their promises.

What is the proposed reduction in tuition fees by the Labour Party?

• From £9,000 to £6,000

• From £8,000 to £5,000

• From £10,000 to £7,000

• From £7,000 to £4,000

How does the Labour Party plan to fund the reduction in tuition fees?

• By reducing teacher salaries

• By raising taxes on high-earning graduates and banks

• By increasing tuition fees for international students

• By cutting public services

What type of commitment is the Labour Party's proposal considered to be?

• A full manifesto commitment

• A permanent policy change

• A temporary measure

• An interim commitment

What does the Labour Party hope the government will do with their proposal?

• Use it as a bargaining tool

• Debate it in the next election

• Implement it immediately

• Ignore it