Labour ready to govern after 12 years of neglect, says Starmer

The speaker emphasizes readiness to contest and win an election, highlighting a plan to rejuvenate the economy and public services after years of neglect under a Tory government. They call for a general election, arguing that Britain needs a fresh start beyond just a change in Tory leadership. The speaker criticizes the Conservative government's 12-year tenure, asserting that none of the current candidates can solve the problems created during this period.

What is the primary focus of the speaker's plan for the upcoming election?

• To maintain the status quo

• To address economic and public service issues

• To reduce government spending

• To increase taxes

What does the speaker believe is necessary for Britain?

• More public debates

• A fresh start with a new general election

• Increased foreign investments

• A change in the Tory party leadership

How does the speaker view the contrast between the political parties?

• As confusing and unclear

• As irrelevant to the current situation

• As stark and significant

• As minimal and insignificant

What is the speaker's attitude towards the current candidates?

• Fearful of their potential

• Confident that they are not the solution

• Supportive of their ideas

• Indifferent to their policies

According to the speaker, what has been the result of 12 years of Conservative governance?

• Public service improvement

• Failure and neglect

• Increased national unity

• Economic prosperity