This article discusses the recent trade agreements made by the British government with India and the EU, highlighting Labour leader Keir Starmer’s position amid criticism from Eurosceptics. It explores whether Labour should have pursued a more extensive reset on EU relations, particularly regarding free movement of people, suggesting that while such a move could be politically risky, it might enhance growth opportunities. Additionally, it touches on various pressing issues, including cuts to higher education funding, plans for new towns, and the challenges facing young people in the post-pandemic job market.
