Keir Starmer speaks on the cost of living crisis

The transcript discusses the public's concern over rising bills and taxes, highlighting the Labour Party's proposal for a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas companies to help with energy bills. It criticizes the government's tax policy during a cost of living crisis and shares Elsie's story, a pensioner affected by the crisis, and the Prime Minister's out-of-touch response.

What solution does the Labour Party propose to help people with their energy bills?

• Increase income tax

• Provide free public transport

• Reduce VAT on essential goods

• Introduce a windfall tax on oil and gas companies

Why does the Labour Party criticize the government's new tax policy?

• It was introduced during a cost of living crisis

• It only affects large corporations

• It was not approved by Parliament

• It benefits the wealthy

What is the significance of the upcoming elections according to the Labour Party?

• To elect a new Prime Minister

• To send a message to the government about their handling of the cost of living crisis

• To introduce new tax policies

• To increase public spending

How does Elsie cope with the cost of living crisis?

• By moving to a smaller house

• By riding on a bus all day to keep warm

• By receiving financial aid from the government

• By working extra hours

What was the Prime Minister's response to Elsie's situation?

• He offered her a government grant

• He suggested she should be grateful for having a free bus pass

• He promised to increase pensions

• He ignored her concerns