Interview with Ed Miliband on the Conservative Manifesto

The video discusses the manifestos of the Labour and Conservative parties, focusing on their economic plans and promises. The Labour Party criticizes the Conservative Party for uncosted promises and highlights its own plans to support working people through higher wages, reduced tuition fees, and NHS improvements. The Labour Party also outlines its financial strategy, emphasizing fair taxation and spending cuts outside protected areas.

What did David Cameron claim about the Labour Party's impact on the nation?

• They increased living standards.

• They reduced taxes.

• They led to a welfare burden.

• They improved the economy.

What is one of the main criticisms the Labour Party has about the Conservative Party's promises?

• They are environmentally friendly.

• They are focused on education.

• They are uncosted.

• They are fully funded.

Which of the following is a proposal by the Labour Party to support working people?

• Introduce a new tax on luxury goods.

• Increase tuition fees.

• Increase the minimum wage to £8.

• Privatize the NHS.

How does the Labour Party plan to address zero-hour contracts?

• By promoting them.

• By reducing their wages.

• By banning their exploitation.

• By increasing their availability.

What is the Labour Party's stance on tuition fees?

• Eliminate them completely.

• Reduce them to £6,000.

• Maintain them at £9,000.

• Increase them to £12,000.