Labour's Sir Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper talk to activists in Essex about antisocial behaviour

The speaker addresses an audience in Thurrock, discussing the upcoming general election and the choice between continuing with chaos and division or rebuilding with Labour. The speech highlights the human cost of current policies, such as rising bills and mortgages, and emphasizes Labour's plan to address antisocial behaviour by deploying 13,000 neighbourhood police. The speaker also outlines a plan to combat the nuisance of dirt bikes. The speech concludes with a call to action, urging the audience to vote for Labour to bring about change.

What is the main choice presented to voters in the upcoming election according to the speaker?

• To decide on new educational reforms

• To continue with the current government's policies or choose Labour for change

• To select a new Prime Minister

• To vote on international trade agreements

What issue does the speaker highlight as having a significant human cost?

• Educational disparities

• Environmental pollution

• Financial struggles and antisocial behavior

• Healthcare system inefficiencies

How many neighborhood police does Labour plan to introduce to tackle antisocial behavior?

• 10,000

• 15,000

• 13,000

• 20,000

What specific antisocial behavior does the speaker mention targeting with Labour's plan?

• Vandalism

• Dirt bikes causing disturbances

• Public intoxication

• Graffiti

What does the speaker emphasize as crucial for effective policing in communities?

• Increased funding

• Stricter laws

• Advanced technology

• Community trust and familiarity