Lisa Nandy: Labour needs to change or die

The transcript discusses the importance of building a modern welfare state by learning from past achievements like the Beveridge Report and the creation of the NHS. It highlights the need to address contemporary challenges such as systemic poverty and unemployment, emphasizing the moral responsibility to improve social security systems for the 21st century.

In what ways does the text suggest that the aspirations of 80 years ago differ from today's ambitions?

What moral outrage is highlighted in the text regarding those who work?