Wes Streeting has pledged to bring back Sure Start centres to help families as he sets his sights on the Labour leadership. The former Health Secretary said he wanted to offer a "down payment on the future of the next generation" by returning to the original New Labour model, focusing on children under 5 and greater outreach to get families through the doors. In a pitch to the left of the party, Mr Streeting wants to fund the move with a wealth tax, going after assets by equalising capital