Ed Miliband Labour's Plan for Young People speech

The transcript discusses the importance of supporting students financially, particularly those from lower-income families, by increasing maintenance grants. It criticizes the current tuition fee system and political promises that have been broken, leading to a lack of trust in politics. The speaker emphasizes the need for a better plan for young people and the importance of restoring faith in political change. The speech concludes with a call to action for all generations to support the future of young people and ensure they do not bear the burden of economic hardships.

What is the proposed increase in the maximum maintenance grant for students from families with incomes up to £42,000?

• £800 a year

• £400 a year

• £600 a year

• £200 a year

Why does the speaker believe Britain needs the best-educated young people?

• To reduce government spending

• To ensure a prosperous future

• To avoid penalizing the young

• To compete with other countries

What issue does the speaker associate with Nick Clegg's broken promise on tuition fees?

• Higher tuition fees

• Doubts about political trust

• Increased student debt

• Reduced university enrollment

What does the speaker promise to restore in young people?

• Faith in the economy

• Faith in education

• Faith in change

• Faith in labor

What does the speaker urge every generation to do for young people?

• Provide financial support

• Increase educational opportunities

• Ensure better prospects

• Reduce living costs