David Lammy gives a keynote speech on the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office's plans

The transcript discusses the importance of historical strategies in shaping current foreign policy, emphasizing the need for progressive realism to address global challenges. It highlights the necessity of reforms and strategic partnerships to ensure national security and economic growth. The focus is on integrating technology and fostering international cooperation to achieve a more progressive future by 2035.

What role does the speaker believe the UK should play in global security?

How does the speaker propose to address the issue of irregular migration?

What are the expected outcomes of the reforms proposed by the speaker for the Foreign Office?

What historical examples does the speaker use to illustrate Britain's potential for change?