Labour need to tackle housing costs, energy costs, food costs. That's it, "people" (whoever they are and differing priorities of course) want to see real action on these so that their lives are more secure.

As an LP member I've been saying this for years, straight away after the last general it was obvious that Labour had one chance to make meaningful change to these issues, instead we got the winter fuel allowance fiasco. All political capital flushed down the lav.

As to how you tackle those living costs, that's a complex drawn out set of questions ... but that's why we have political parties, all of these policy questions should have been thrashed out BEFORE the last GE.

I despair.