John McDonnell speech to Labour supporters

The transcript discusses the failures of the government in addressing basic needs such as food security and housing. It highlights the increase in child poverty despite employment, critiques the portrayal of social issues in the film 'I, Daniel Blake', and condemns the targeting of vulnerable groups, particularly the disabled. The housing crisis is emphasized, with a focus on the lack of affordable homes and the rise in homelessness.

What does the current number of children living in poverty indicate about the effectiveness of government policies?

How did the labor government between 1997 and 2010 impact child poverty?

What are the implications of having a significant number of children in poverty living in working families?

In what ways has the current government targeted vulnerable groups, according to the speaker?

What are the consequences of the housing crisis mentioned in the text?