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The article focuses on the potential effectiveness of Boris Johnson's "levelling up" agenda and emphasizes the need for Labour to develop a compelling alternative. It discusses Johnson's narrative, the challenges of responding to the agenda without being negative, and outlines three priorities for Labour, including addressing the relationship between local economic growth, globalisation, living standards, and climate change.

The article reports that Labour Party must find a way to talk to this latter group, and to make the politics of the climate emergency work by 2024. It mentions words ‘green industrial revolution' were repeated 14 times in Labour's 2019 manifesto and there was even a separate ‘green industrial revolution.' It also mentions alarming jargon around climate change and with quality training, for young people to fit insulation and cut energy.

The article presents a report that showed how the Great Britain is the most regionally divided country in the developed world. It discusses the Scepticism about the new government's intentions for the North Great Britain. It mentions the challenges faced by the regional inequality and devolution in the Great Britain.