Keir Starmer gives speech outlining labour plans for post pandemic Britain

The transcript discusses the evolving role of government from merely collecting revenue to actively supporting citizens, similar to post-WWII expectations. It emphasizes the importance of investing in public services, education, and reducing inequality. The government aims to create economic opportunities, affordable housing, and collaborate with unions and businesses to shape the future of work. It also highlights the need for global values and climate action to be central to governance, ensuring dignity in care homes and addressing the climate emergency.

In what ways does the speaker suggest the government can tackle inequality?

What are the implications of the government's role in addressing the climate emergency according to the speaker?