it plans to spend £240 million on overhauling jobcentres across britain, and betterfunding mental healthministers also say a "youth guarantee" scheme will help 18 to 21—year—olds into work, education or training. our employment correspondent zoe conway reports. the secretary of state for work and pensions, the government will explain how it plans to get more young people into training and employment. we want to make sure that young people do have a chance and an opportunity. of course they have the responsibility to take those chances up, but those opportunities have got to be about helping them start on a career path that's going to see them right for the rest of their working life, because at the moment, that's simply not happening. the government says it wants to get more young people into work by expanding mental health support, merging jobcentres with the careers service in england. and it also says it will sanction young people if they don't take up offers of work or training. a graffiti art class at the kings trust charity in birmingham. the young people at this table are not in e

and what you've got to do is you've got to reform the way the jobcentres work.t's what liz kendall and her deputy, alison mcgovern, have been talking about. and they're right to do that. but you've also got to look at the way in which the benefit system works, because at the moment, if you go on to sickness benefits , there's on to sickness benefits, there's no incentive to try out work because you actually lose your benefits if you do try out work. no , i mean, this is all well and no, i mean, this is all well and good now, but when mel stride was working pensions secretary and coming out with all these changes, labour opposed him. >> there's always been this rhetoric from labour that if you try and crack down on this, you're inherently being cruel or lacking understanding. and now labour have changed their tune and now they're suddenly the sort of party that cracks down on benefits cheats. well, i mean, it's not credible, is it? >> well, i mean, if you'll forgive me, camilla, i was i actually shadowed mel stride and i went to a think tank called the centre for