Vicky Spratt

She left an overnight job because she didn't want to work overnight and she was seeing how much of a negative impact it was having on their mental health.

So I think there are kind of clear reasons why young people are quitting different things.

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I went to a pretty normal school and then went to Cambridge.

Never at any point during the time I was at Cambridge was I even worrying about what I was going to do in the future.

Thank you for having me.

You know what's really interesting?

When Vicky was doing this series and we were thinking about we need to get a political voice, I think it's an indication of the problem that it was really hard to think about an obvious person.

Now, have we missed anybody, do you think?

Do you think there's anybody you look at Parliament and think they're really on it on the Gen Z stuff?

But it just felt to me that it underlined there's a kind of real problem about politics still feeling like it's an older person's game and that young people aren't in the debate in the way that they should be.

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