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Starmer is now talking about the importance of skills and technology generally.
In his great study The Wealth and Poverty of Nations David Landis explains why Britain was home to the first Industrial Revolution.
The perfect home for growth, said Landis, had responsive, honest government.
Starmer sets out some of the education proposals first floated at the weekend.
We will reinstate two weeks of compulsory work experience and we will guarantee that every young person gets to see a careers advisor.
But young people won’t be ready for work or ready for life unless they are literate in the technology of the day.
We need to ensure that every child emerges from school ready for work. And ready for life.
And as in health so too in education we can work by the light of new technology.
And what is the small Tory idea to respond to this change?
They want to reintroduce Latin in state schools.
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