Keir Starmer: Cost of living answer 'staring Government in the face'

The transcript discusses the Labour Party's proposal for a windfall tax on oil and gas companies to alleviate the cost of living crisis by reducing energy bills. It criticizes the government's delay in implementing this tax and highlights the need for reinstating Universal Credit. The Labour Party defends its spending commitments against Conservative criticism and addresses concerns about the Sue Gray report on government misconduct. Additionally, it touches on Labour MPs attending controversial rallies and the party's stance on antisemitism.

What is the primary goal of the Labour party's proposed windfall tax?

• To support oil and gas companies

• To reduce bills for those in need

• To increase government revenue

• To fund new infrastructure projects

What is the Labour party's position on reinstating Universal Credit?

• They are against it

• They believe it should be considered

• They have no opinion

• They want to abolish it

How does the Labour party respond to accusations of unfunded spending commitments?

• They agree with the accusations

• They deny the accusations

• They ignore the accusations

• They partially accept the accusations

What concern does the Labour party have regarding the Sue Gray report?

• That it will be ignored

• That it will be undermined by the government

• That it will be too favorable to the government

• That it will be too lengthy

What is the Labour party's stance on antisemitism?

• They tolerate it

• They are indifferent

• They support it

• They do not tolerate it