£240m in Budget for local services to help people back into work, Starmer says

The video discusses the ongoing high levels of inactivity post-COVID, which negatively impact the economy and limit opportunities. It announces a funding initiative of £240 million to support local services and help people return to work. The speaker emphasizes a commitment to actions that benefit working people, addressing their struggles with the cost of living, housing, and healthcare. The focus is on creating tangible change for those who feel left behind.

What are the implications of inactivity being higher than it was before COVID?

How does the Chancellor's funding aim to help people back into work?

In what ways can trust in the project to return Britain to the service of working people be earned?

How does the text describe the impact of the cost of living crisis on individuals and families?

What challenges do people face in the current economic climate according to the text?