Housing and climate change: The burning issues for young people at the next election | ITV News
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2024
- A major poll for ITV has revealed two thirds of 18 to 25-year-olds have no trust in politics, and over half say politicians don't care about them.
The poll, conducted by Savanta for ITV News and ITV’s Peston, revealed young people’s concerns and priorities, as we approach a general election this year.
Housing and mental health came out on top as the most important issues, with the economy and the environment also in the top five.
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For someone in their 20s to buy a house in the UK is almost impossible
Pretty much anywhere in the developed world, here in the Netherlands as well.
14% to the Conservatives, too much. 😂
Too much. 😂
@@LuneSolstice 😂😂
I'm not young and I want the tories to go away, I'm fed up with paying through the nose for absolutely everything, including Sunak luxury lifestyle. You've had your fun, time to go away now.
Labour isn't the option here, Red rosette, Tory policies. Don't have to look far to realise nothing will change under Labour because Labour has systematically shifted "for the few, not the many"
@@alice1374it's the only option I'm afraid. The problems with labour are a mix of getting into bed with business, unwillingness to do away with brexit policies but also the economy is so poor at the moment that there is little wiggle room for big change. The only silver lining might be that stamers strategy of dk nothing and let the tories eat themselves has to change once in power
@@chindit6784why don't they run on a platform that allows them to do things then...? Surely it makes sense from a standpoint of view that allowing yourself to do things by changing parts of policies i.e things to do with Brexit, sectors that aren't working as intended privatised take water for example brought out for no more than £1 as that's what they were all sold for. Basically, allow the economic side of things able to change instead of being stuck in the same dilemma "can't do that because the economy is bad" well, if you don't plan to do anything to change that outlook either how do you expect to be able to?
Also it should be pointed out that Starmer is an authoritarian figure. He just wants power, nothing else. I see very little accountability under his government. And therefore very little hope that he will shift. Right now he's looking to grab over 65 disillusioned Tory voters. What does that say about the party as a whole? Labour= new Tory party - toryuniparty
@@alice1374 well they did with the green energy bill and then backtracked because it wasnt financially feasible anymore which the conservatives and media threw back in their face. I don't think we can just buy back the water companies for what we sold it for, though with the situation at Thames water it may well have to be nationalised, whether it is or isn't the taxpayer will be footing thr bill. Also alienating voters with going back on brexit which the Conservatives will use to create a wedge issue.
@@chindit6784 people do not understand that as horrible as things are, things can and will get much much worse under Labour. Politicians are the problem and NOT the solution.
They're voiceing exactly the same concerns I have as a sixty odd year old.
Why are you so surprised? Both sides of the political spectrum have ignored them! Is it any wonder they are pissed off?
Exactly. I would be a Labour voter, but I'm so annoyed with how Labour is run I'm voting for the Greens because they're much closer to the policies I consider we need.
I should also point out that based on trying to save the NHS from constant privatisation, Labour isn't the option either. The greens actually defend what the NHS stands for!
Unfortunately, under this FPTP system we will never see a huge win for the greens. Either way, an increase in vote share means they can be seen more widely and out there so people know there's an option other than the two main parties or the lib dems for example.
Fake left and right paradigm
They've been ignoring all of us.
Kick out the greedy & help the needy.
They’ve lost my vote on the oil licenses, the housing situation is a joke but has been under both Labour and Tory for decades!
I'm Gen Z and I've seen all social help, whether that's mental health, social housing, or the NHS constantly cut year on year.
The poor continue to get poorer whilst the rich keep getting richer.
The mark of a successful civilisation is how it treats the poorest in society, and we have failed massively.
The politicians are not listening to Young people . Young people have no chance in getting ahead in life when wages stay the same and everything is getting more expensive. Rishi is out of touch he needs to go
If you want change you'll have to vote for it, not voting just means excepting more of the same & voting Reform UK would just mean an even more extreme version of what we've already got.
I am aged 45, little trust in politicians , I have 0 trust in the Conservative party .
I needed help for mental health for decades .
Don't forget the Post Office scandal...
Doubt that will make any impact with young people, most of whom have probably never even sent a letter before.
@@paulgreen1821 Maybe, but they've probably seen the TV drama.
People are struggling rents food and we are worrying about smoking it’s a joke
Well smoking does take a hit to people's money they can spend.. Think about all the money saved from not smoking that you can actually have more money to spend elsewhere.
@@alice1374but that’s their choice if u buy cigarettes over food then that’s a “You” problem. But rent/food prices going up that’s not our fault it’s the Governments fault
Let’s help people eat and have shelter then address smoking
Let’s help people eat and have shelter before we worry about smoking
@@neeciiw7840Well food prices can't fully be controlled by govt, there's a lot of external factors there and Brexit is one of them as for rents yes, government could do more to secure lower rents but they won't because we have 70 MPs' who are landlords. not only that but scrapping right to buy as that doesn't help at all for the rental sector (scrapping right to buy would help over time it's not an immediate fix to the housing crisis). People mostly buy cigarettes to deal with stress though so it'll be difficult to stop people so reliant on them like that.
Im afraid its true the government doesnt care about young people. I dont really know who modern politics is for nowadays.
WEF
Donors & other assorted billionaires...
They only care about themselves. It's always been this way. Nothing new.
These youngsters are in for a shock if they think labour will change anything - two cheeks of the same backside.
I don't think Labour can save the day...too many issues
Make sure you vote! This why oldies get everything currently.
Also I’m glad they see labour as not an obviously sensible alternative. Labour are disappointing (basically Cameron’s version on Tory) and could actually blow this.
It's no wonder when you open the labour website you're flooded with "help us we need more monies"
@@alice1374 😂 I’m going to check that out!
@@JP-hu8wi Membership is catastrophically down, member donations are also down by a lot. That's why.
Say that again?
@@JP-hu8wi I should point out there's a huge vote rigging scandal on going right now too but the media would rather focus on Angela Rayner's tax affairs which is such a non-starter non-story.... Starmer turning people away en-masse... everything that's wrong with Labour right now is because of Starmer. Antisemitism is rife in the party, more than it was under Corbyn. Party debt up again where corbyn got it down. Back to Blair years. Except in this turn, Starmer is very much the 2010 election with Cameron.
I'm 31 and I do not thrust any political parties
young people. if you dont vote then the political parties wont bother to think about you in manifestos. why do you think they cater for pensioners so much? because pensioners vote! come on young people dont let people who cant use a mobile phone control the country.
Neither party represents the people and the country. They represent global elites.
Yeah. we as young people need to vote like the elderly do. If we don't we can't actually force them. I know my vote is going to the greens (even though it won't change the result here, labour will win, they overtook the tories in the locals last year by a majority of 13)
@@alice1374 the hreens don't represent the people either as they're all controlled by global elites in a global system. The green agenda is to deindustrialise and reintroduce neofeudalism which is similar to slavery. If you're a slave you aren't free.
Surely the priority is to get the Tories out of power. People need to get behind tactical voting.
@@danmorley6517 politician of both parties are middle managers to global governance.
this should extend to mid 30's as well.
I keep replaying 4:34
Government Sucks no Surprise, Next.
I'm not a conspiracy theorist but if I was, I'd probably believe that theses people talking were not actors.
They never vote in large numbers anyway so…?🤷🏾♂️
Most of these people have barely a memory of anything before the Tories got into power in 2010. So not having faith in politics makes sense.
I'll be voting for reform UK because we need electoral reform so we actually have real choices at an election.
The only person who can make your life better is you…..everybody wants more money, but there is no more money, printing money is how we all got in this mess. Get off your phones and leave social media apps alone, that will help your MH. Do you, work for you, love you…..nobody else will help you.
Yeah, Starmer was a dick dropping his £28bn Climate deal.
Take home pay on minimum wage for 40 hours a week is around £1500 a month. If your rent and council tax are around £800 a month, phone and internet £60, water and electric £100 a month, bus travel around £70, maybe £200 a month food, you should be ok as long as you are careful with debt. This is based on a single person with no kids or car though and of course not renting above your means. If you earn more than minimum wage you should be just fine in similar circumstances. Try living in Canada, it’s even harder here..
At least there more available for you in Canada
Many boomers may not like this but we are now seeing people like and younger leaving the country because the politicians have neglected the country they have prioritised their ambitions, ideology, and beliefs for that of the country and now the UKs future is in trouble. These young people have every right to complain they have been given the short straw and now they ar having to pay for it at an earlier age when I hear my father talk about the old days they were hard, but when you have access to education housing and it costs more then you are given in as student loan ort a part-time job can pay for and you cannot even live on what's left over I think the government have really done what young people say and to be honest their majority so these politicians need to grow so backbone and admit they let young and elderly people down. Young people are asking to live and afford a future for themselves dso they can grow in the country they still call home, so for me it is absolutely looney that students are asking to get more funding or cut tuition fees and increase the loan contribution build and extend student housing so it is privatised to the point it is survival of whos got the most cash. These short sited policies have destroyed the country young and the only way back is to help the current generation and reset things so the next generation has a chance, education cannot be for free at higher education but it needs to be affordable along with housing 250k for a house is hardly affordable now so politicians do live in a sims world.
Where are leaving to?
Labour is coming back. Conservatives have let a number of people down.
Labour are tory policies with a red rosette. Nothing is going to change. We need reform of the political system. It's broken. They're all corrupt brought out by the Israeli state !
Does anyone?
I’m flabbergasted!!!
Wr need to pay more for climate change so that the weather can get gooder
It's too late for that now, all we can do is damage limitation. Slow the speed at how fast it changes. UN says humans have 2 years to do this. Can we do it? Clearly not when labour backtracked on their 28bn climate pledge.
climate change means weather in UK gets more extreme and WORSE ya div
@@kanedNunable yes I've seen on the tv the more extreme weather warnings, the naming of storms and the weather map turning to more dangerous and scary colours. The global warming name has changed to climate change and now extreme weather and now climate emergency now that we are use to emergencies. I hope there are no petrol and diesel cars and only electric for the rich and hope I will be in a 15 minute city soon.
@@alice1374 yes Greta says we have 2 years left before it can't be reversed and she is right and was right 2 years before that and 5 years before that. She's always right and algore was right 15 years ago.
@@kanedNunable Indeed, and over 7 years I can see it has. Water levels have risen, the temperate has changed drastically. It's been oddly warm the past 4 months. Less rain for a rainy country. Even yesterday, there was thunderstorms here that weren't expected. Climate change is here and it is real. Dubai flooded, Russia flooded.
If voting did anything they would not have made it legal. All our politicians lie just to get into power then fail to deliver.
You can choose between one option you don't like and another you really don't like.
It's still a choice.
They can mention the war in Ukraine but not the genocide in Gaza? Laughable ITV😂
Just wait until Labour open the gates and see how hard it is to find a house then
They're already wide open. Highest net migration in history by some distance under this two-faced Tory government.
Reform reform reform ❤❤❤
Young people will soon learn that Labour are absolutely no different to the Tories. You wait and see.
We need global solutions for global problems and we need to own nothing and be happy.
You vote for them and they do nothing for you
And you vote and they do nothing
Duh, you vote for the party you want the policies of.
@@alice1374 the green stuff is genocide
@@lemdixon01 What..? that's an insane take.
@@alice1374 no it's true because you can't suppoet an industrial society with solar panels and windmills, so a lot of people will have to die if all our energy is from so called renewables. It's a lower form of energy density. You can't have heavy industry or it will be rare, expensive and for the rich. So an oligarchical and feudal system.
YOU WILL EAT ZE BUGS U PLEBS
do you know why every thing is EXPENSIVE,because we paying for the migration,Is Labour party going to kick them out and close the gates ???? no,Things will carry on being even more than "EXPENSIVE" and Labour no respect
You read the daily mail by any chance buddy?
Sunak out
Agreed
Stop the dinghy diver invasion!
To the young lad talking about rising sea levels. Research old and recent photos of seaside towns and rivers. You'll see that the water levels haven't moved in decades...
No, sea levels have risen. I've seen it happen over the 7 years I've been on a seaside town. Less sand on the beach because the water has slowly risen closer and closer, there's still a lot of sand but I can tell the difference from 2017 to 2024. It's clear that it's rising.
@@alice1374 you mean the tide?
@@garnhamr That's got worse too.
I'm 54 and ain't surprised.
All politicians in parliament have gone woke, and always sticking their noses where it don't belong. The war in Ukraine for instance, the prime minister spending all this money on other people's wars.
No one from the public had a say when Sunak into power.
Is it a surprise that young people don't trust politicians.
I don't think many adults do like him either
Yep, unelected by the public, overwhelmingly rejected by his own party. ya call this a democracy? hell naw.
The woke stuff is Marxism by another name
"61% to vote Labour." That's their problem. 🤣
Reform reform reform ❤❤❤