change is a recipe for global instability, the shape of power in the world is changing. there is a war on our continent. and because of all of this, we must square up to eight new economic era where the old assumptions on labour and energy and trade under goods no longer apply. no doubt about it. the way i see it, there are also opportunities to be seized. new markets to open up. a more prosperous future that can be one. take net zero and the green industries of tomorrow. a new global market of up to £1 trillion. but of course, a competitive market, where countries all around the world, not just in the us, are setting a new template. for green growth, and we have to be on the pitch. this is the biggest opportunity to make our country work for working people that we have had in decades. and it is no good carping from the sidelines, holding onto an outdated economic logic as the rest of the world eats our lunch. some nation is going to design medicines personalised to match
next seven years than we have in the last 30. let that sink in. and yes, what is the average time it takes to build an offshore wind farm? 13 years. an entire tory government. and now house building crashing to a record low, onshore wind, just two turbines built last year, critical infrastructure like hs2, built more slowly and expensively because of the red tape. and the net result, an economy stuck in second gear, a doom loop of low growth and low productivity and high taxes, a generation and its hopes, an entire future lost. by those who more often