Sir Keir Starmer launches Labour's local election campaign

The transcript outlines Labour's local election campaign launch in Dudley, emphasizing a shift towards national renewal. It criticizes Conservative policies, particularly on taxes, and highlights the power of voting for change. Labour's five national missions focus on economic stability, growth, safer streets, cheaper energy, education, and NHS improvements. The party plans to enhance employment conditions and promote local empowerment through devolution. The speech concludes with a call to vote for Labour on May 2nd for a better future.

What is the main message Andrew is conveying about the Labour Party's approach to the upcoming elections?

How does Andrew describe the current state of the Conservative Party in relation to the Labour Party?

What does Andrew suggest voters can do on the 2nd of May?

What are the five national missions mentioned in the speech?

What are the proposed changes to the labour market mentioned in the speech?