I’d put loads more funding into the NHS, but back all the bits sold off to companies that eat up money and give poor results, pay nurses better, especially all those on the Covid frontline with nothing but clapping in way of recognition. Get rid of the law that says you’ll only serve half your sentence for a crime, go after rich tax evaders and not the disabled, elderly or those in poverty. Test less in schools to get rid of teaching to the test and all the endless paperwork that needs to be done to ‘evidence’ that you’re doing your job (that actually stops you teaching and exploring ideas), make all ofsted visits unannounced spot checks so there’s no mad scramble to produce all this meaningless paperwork and create a false picture of the school and just get a more realistic picture of what is actually going on day to day. Reintroduce university grants for bright but poor students. Lots of stuff like that. To fund it I’d raise income tax on the richest and heavily tax any second or third homes, especially buy to let places. Id tax supermarket food wastage (they should all be donating things before they go bad and have to be binned). I’d fund research and try to develop a solid economic future by creating expertise in our young people. I’d also introduce forest school at every grade from reception to year 11 to try and get people outside and more interested in nature. I’d make everyone over 65/70 take an abbreviated driving test every few years and they’d automatically have their license put on hold temporarily if their doctor or optician flagged a condition indicating they might be a danger until they’d proven themselves safe drivers. I’d work with the bbc to use their existing infrastructure to provide online learning courses that you could get a level 1 or 2 (level 2 is GCSE equivalent) qualification in subjects needed in the workplace to try and encourage people to get a bit of extra training and increase the value of the workforce and fill skills gaps.