Rachel Reeves speaks at Labour's local election campaign launch

The speaker addresses the economic challenges faced by Britain after 13 years of Conservative government, highlighting issues like anemic growth, falling wages, and rising taxes. The cost of living crisis remains acute, and the government must do more to support families. A windfall tax on energy giants is proposed to alleviate financial burdens. The upcoming elections present a choice between continued Conservative policies or a change with Labour.

What does the speaker suggest about the profits of energy giants?

What choice do people have on the 4th of May regarding their vote?