needs to be more competitive. it s that simple. now, you may ask, it is easy to want growth must, what is so different about you? well, i say, for 13 years, there has been no plan, no urgency and no one with the courage to do the hard yards that will change who growth is for and where it comes from. so, let me announce the economic mission of the next labour government. by the end of labour s first term, we will deliver the highest sustained growth in the g7. applause. note that word sustained. this isn t growth on a graph, this isn t going to be gained by clever statistics.
people. debility and success, a plan for today, and a more secure future. and from this, something even more precious, a britain once again on the front foot, with a sense of hope, of possibility, of ambition, a britain that gets its future back. applause. five national missions, each one laser targeted on the problems that drive our crises, the root causes that demand new thinking, new solutions born in all parts of the country. new ways of harnessing the ingenuity that is all around us. each mission will come with clear, measurable outcomes, ambitions that won t be overtaken by the future,
but the pursuit is single minded, and the focus, the ambition, the mission, that never changes. don t worry, i am mission, that never changes. don t worry, iam not mission, that never changes. don t worry, i am not going to turn up to parliament in a tracksuit. but i do believe britain needs a clearer sense of purpose, and that the way we run our country can be more like a brilliant sports team pursuing victory, that government can be driven forward by clear, focused objectives. and that this approach is vital for britain to get its confidence, its hope and its future back. applause. and that is what i am here to set out today, how a new, mission driven labour government will end sticking plaster politics, and in doing so, get britain back on its feet. i will
that is all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. and the government white paper on the future of football. thank you very much indeed. let s go back now to that speech from labour leader keir starmer, where he s been setting out his five missions for the country. five national missions. mission one, secure the highest sustained growth in the g7, with good jobs, productivity growth in every part of the country, growth that makes everyone, notjust a few, better off. mission two, built an nhs fit for the future by reforming health and care services to speed up treatment. harness and life sciences and technology, produce preventable
much another list from keir starmer, a different list, quite an ambitious list, what do you make of it? what list, what do you make of it? what is interesting list, what do you make of it? what is interesting is list, what do you make of it? what is interesting is actually list, what do you make of it? wrist is interesting is actually what he is interesting is actually what he is setting out are pretty basic things, growth, education, the nhs, crime, climate change. he also talked about this mission about having the government having a mission with quite basic things like a long term strategy to try to fix structural problems in society. i think what this does is it shines a light onjust how, think what this does is it shines a light on just how, kind light onjust how, kind of, different british politics has been over the last few years. we have had the permanent crisis situation of the permanent crisis situation of the run up to brexit, the fallout of brexit and division, politi