Theresa May making her keynote speech at the Conservative party conference

The transcript discusses the government's plan to invest £2 billion in affordable housing, increasing the total budget to £9 billion. It encourages councils and housing associations to build homes, especially in high-need areas, and emphasizes the Prime Minister's commitment to addressing housing issues. The government also calls on house builders to fulfill their duty by constructing necessary homes. Additionally, the transcript highlights the importance of education and the need to address student debt, with a focus on conservative-led reforms to improve access and standards.

What is the total budget for affordable housing after the new investment?

• £7 billion

• £9 billion

• £11 billion

• £5 billion

What is the government's message to house builders?

• To reduce the cost of building materials

• To focus on commercial properties

• To fulfill their duty by building necessary homes

• To build more luxury homes

What is the government's plan for young people in relation to housing?

• To provide free housing

• To ensure they have the skills needed

• To relocate them to rural areas

• To offer them loans for housing

What action does the government plan to take regarding student debt?

• Increase interest rates

• Provide more scholarships

• Take action to address it

• Ignore it

Who has historically driven education reforms according to the transcript?

• Liberal Democrats

• Labour Party

• Conservative Education Secretaries

• Independent Schools