and i hardin hampshire or in rutland. and i don't _ hardin hampshire or in rutland.arguably, almost any politician over the last 30 or a0 years could've made exactly the same statements and we have probably been in a room with politicians saying the same exact things, but after more than a decade in charge, why is that the drug party feels the need to be sing these kinds of things and the critics would argue they are responsible for not having done very much to change it over the years and maybe even exacerbated some of the left of claim. what is the point of him spelling this out again without being quite so hot on the solutions? the difficulty of the media is that it is often— the difficulty of the media is that it is often asking for new, always asking _ it is often asking for new, always asking for— it is often asking for new, always asking for the new thing, the new solution — asking for the new thing, the new solution. sometimes, the answer to very complex generational problems is doing _ very complex generational problems is doing what we know we need to do an

blackpool has an average of ten years lessl on this planet than someone growing up in hampshire - or in rutland people do in rutlandj to live to prodigious ages, who knows, but they do. now, arguably, chris and bim, almost any politician over the last 30, maybe a0 years, could have made almost exactly those same statements. i dare say that you and i have both been in a room listening to politicians of different stripe saying almost exactly the same things, but tap on, after more than a decade in charge, why is it that your party still feels the need to be saying these kind of things when their critics would argue they are responsible for not having done very much to change it over the years, maybe even exacerbate it, some people on the left would claim, what is the point of him spelling this out again, without being quite so hot on the solutions? so, and i say this very gently, the difficulty with a lot of modern media is that it is always asking for a new, always needing the new thing, what is the new solution, the new exciting thing. actually sometimes the answer to very complex, generational

i do not know what people do in rutland, who knows? but they do. there is a growing imbalance. germany. folks, some of you may remember going to former east germany in the era of communism. i went in 1990, just after the wall had gone down. remember being amazed how far behind west germany it was without funny 2—stroke engine cars and their fake coffee, but we have to be honest with ourselves, to a large extent, germany has it succeeded in levelling up where we have not and it is vital to understand that these imbalances and inequalities are found within the regions of the uk and notjust between them. a woman from york has on average a decade or longer of how free life expect to see than a woman in doncaster. —— healthy life expect to see. in pre—set why does it need to have one in five working age people rose in bradford next door at the number is one in three? no one believes, i do not believe, you do not believe, there is any basic difference in the potential of babies born across this country. everybody knows that talent and energy and enthusiasm and flair are evenly spread