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In this video, we delve into the growing tension between young climate activists and Labour Party leader Keir Starmer. Labour's ambitious plan to invest billions of pounds into clean energy has been seen as a significant difference between them and the Conservatives. However, a recent delay in their spending commitment has angered climate activists. During a speech, activists interrupted Starmer, demanding a "green new deal" and urging him to stay true to his promises. Despite assurances of a meeting, it has not yet taken place, leading activists to stage sit-outs outside Labour offices. The group wants to influence Labour's manifesto and ensure a bold plan for tackling climate change. Labour, on the other hand, believes it is already offering a comprehensive strategy to make Britain a clean energy superpower. With demands for more green jobs and action against polluting companies, the activists' disruptive tactics are testing the relationship between the party and the climate movement. The article highlights the importance of engaging young voters who prioritize climate issues and emphasizes the need for Labour to earn their support. As the Labour manifesto is still in development, there is potential for change and further dialogue between the party and climate activists.For more details, read the full article at: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-66201614