Sunak and Starmer have last say on General Election campaign

The transcript is a campaign speech urging voters to support Labour in the upcoming election. It highlights the challenges faced by the country, such as COVID and the war in Ukraine, and presents a choice between continuing with the current chaos or opting for change. The speaker emphasizes the importance of the vote, the potential consequences of getting it wrong, and the vision of a united Britain under Labour leadership.

What is the significance of the phrase 'this underdog will fight to that final whistle' in the context of the speech?

How does the speaker describe the choice facing the electorate?

What challenges does the speaker acknowledge that the country has faced in recent years?

In what way does the speaker suggest that tomorrow's vote will impact families?

What call to action does the speaker make regarding voting?