• 7 months ago
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to promote talent telling his shadow cabinet young people were not getting opportunities under the Tory government.

On a visit to St George’s Park, he met England women's football team Sarina Wiegman and pundit and former pro Martin Keown, as well as young footballers. Report by Alibhaiz. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00Tomorrow, of course, is St George's Day, a day to be proud of our country, but patriotism
00:08isn't just about respect for our shared symbols and sentiments, it's about serving the country
00:14that we love, and that's really important to us around this table as we put in the hard yards of
00:20the last four years, as we go into the weeks and the months ahead, because service is the mission
00:27of our Change Labour Party. That brighter future has to be nurtured and invested in,
00:34but I'm sure you share my frustration that too many talented people aren't now getting
00:40the opportunities that they need, that they deserve under this Tory government,
00:44to build a better future for themselves.
00:56Yes, it's been absolutely brilliant. You always look very calm though, you always play that calm to the team.
01:02Well, not like the last minutes in the US final I was not calm, like I was calm. No, of course sometimes it's intense, but...
01:11Main performance gym, bikes to keep the warming up going, some other, yeah, so you can do lunges and whatever.
01:21The roles that all of you have again, because you're the only working half-faceted, aren't they?
01:28Yeah, they just did a good section.
01:32Have you been to tournaments together before, or is this for some of you the first time you're going out to a tournament?
01:36First major tournament, but I've been out to mini-tournaments.
01:40Yeah, I'm very excited.
01:42Yeah, I'm very excited.

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