Ed Milibands Labour Manifesto Speech Part Two

The transcript outlines the Labour Party's commitment to fiscal responsibility, emphasizing a triple lock policy that ensures all manifesto policies are funded without additional borrowing. It contrasts Labour's approach with the Conservative Party's unfunded promises, highlighting the potential risks to public services like the NHS. Labour pledges to cut the deficit annually, balance the books, and reduce national debt, presenting a clear distinction from the Conservatives.

What is the Labour Party's commitment regarding the nation's finances?

What are the three components of the Labour Party's 'triple lock' of responsibility?

How does the Labour Party plan to ensure that every policy in their manifesto is funded?

What contrast does the speaker draw between the Labour Party and the Conservative Party?

What does the speaker suggest is dangerous for the NHS?