Which moral duty do you think we owe future generations the most?

Leaving behind a world that isn't overheating, with rivers fit to swim in and wildlife still worth protecting. Arguably the foundation everything else rests on.

Passing down a truthful account of Empire, industry and conflict, without sanitising or self-flagellating. Future citizens deserve the full picture to make their own judgements.

Not lumbering our children with collapsing hospitals, unpayable debt and a state pension that's quietly disappeared. The bill is coming due either way.

Handing over a Parliament, judiciary and press that still command public confidence, rather than a cynical wasteland where nobody believes anyone.

Ending the quiet scandal that owning a modest flat now requires inheritance or six figures. A generation locked out of housing is a generation locked out of stability.