Starmer welcomes UK return to EU Horizon science programme

Keir Starmer visits AstraZeneca to discuss innovation and future economic strategies. He highlights the importance of life sciences and the need for a strategic government partnership. Starmer addresses concerns about a recent prison escape, calling for an independent inquiry. He critiques the current state of public services, emphasizing the need for change after 13 years of government failure. Finally, he comments on the political landscape, including a recent byelection and the potential for Labour to gain seats.

What is Keir Starmer's view on the role of life sciences in the future economy?

• It is not significant.

• It will be a major part.

• It is declining.

• It is irrelevant.

What does Keir Starmer believe is necessary alongside Horizon for economic progress?

• A focus on agriculture

• A mission-led government

• Increased taxation

• More entertainment options

What issue does Keir Starmer highlight regarding the justice system?

• Too many prisons

• Staffing and infrastructure problems

• Excessive funding

• Lack of technology

What does Keir Starmer believe is necessary for the justice system to function effectively?

• Less funding

• More prisons

• Stability and consistency

• Frequent changes in leadership

What does Keir Starmer suggest is the public perception of public services compared to 13 years ago?

• They are slightly better.

• They are the same.

• They have improved significantly.

• They are worse.

What does Keir Starmer propose as a solution to the current state of public services?

• Ignore the problems

• Allow a new government to address the issues

• Implement minor changes

• Continue with the current government

What is Keir Starmer's reaction to the upcoming byelection in Tamworth?

• He believes it is unnecessary.

• He is worried about losing.

• He sees it as an opportunity for change.

• He is indifferent.