Again dependent also exposed to volatile fossil fuel prices. expanding the nhs workforce because if we get more people into work, the labour supply and number of people who could go to work is fundamental to the health of the economy. making brexit work by having better trading terms with the european union and single market than the government achieved. the fundamental things. of course we want to do things differently on public services and spending and that s why we say where the money would come from, but we have a better plan for the growth of the economy and until any government improves on the performance of the last 12 years, the decisions we see in budgets year and yet again will only get harder, that s why that is so important. only get harder, that s why that is so important- so important. jonathan reynolds, thanks very so important. jonathan reynolds, thanks very much, so important. jonathan reynolds, thanks very much, for so important. jonathan reynolds, thanks very
Is notjust brexit, it is ten years of failure- of failure. the food and drink sector, of failure. the food and drink sector. 68% of failure. the food and drink sector, 68% of of failure. the food and drink sector, 68% of europe - of failure. the food and drink sector, 6896 of europe are i of failure. the food and drink. sector, 6896 of europe are into sector, 68% of europe are into europe, sector, 68% of europe are into europe, so sector, 68% of europe are into europe, so we need to get free trade back~ europe, so we need to get free trade back if europe, so we need to get free trade back. . ., ., , europe, so we need to get free trade back. , ., y ., ., back. if the economy had grown, under this back. if the economy had grown, under this terrible back. if the economy had grown, under this terrible tory back. if the economy had grown, - under this terrible tory government, under this terrible tory government, under the same rate as it did under the last labour governm
Never heard what labour s post brexit vision is, have never had a positive labour vision of building new partnerships across the world, that is what keir starmer is going to have to do. you called on him to do that a year ago. why hasn t he done it yet? so him to do that a year ago. why hasn t he done it yet? 501 him to do that a year ago. why hasn t he done it yet? so i think that keir has hasn t he done it yet? so i think that keir has been hasn t he done it yet? so i think that keir has been doing - hasn t he done it yet? so i think that keir has been doing a - hasn t he done it yet? so i think that keir has been doing a huge | that keir has been doing a huge amount of work and how we set forward a vision which is about making brexit work, but is also about supporting people in the british economy. you have heard the things that rachel reeves has been talking about, for example how we make, buy and sell more here in britain, we have heard about the work that nick thomas symonds
Bring to that and he talked about straight leadership under contract with the british people. bit straight leadership under contract with the british people. with the british people. bit and i want is a country with the british people. bit and i want is a country which - with the british people. bit and i want is a country which those . with the british people. bit and i l want is a country which those who contribute want is a country which those who contribute get something back. because contribute get something back. because 2022 is also the first year in which because 2022 is also the first year in which we because 2022 is also the first year in which we tackle some really big challenges. repairing after the pandemic, combating the climate crisis. pandemic, combating the climate crisis, making brexit work. i believe crisis, making brexit work. i believe that the best still lies ahead believe that the best still lies ahead for this country. but only if we have ahea