Starmer says it was 'humiliating' for government to steal Labour's non-dom tax policy

The transcript covers a discussion on the future headquarters of HSBC and the abolition of the non-Dom tax status. It highlights Labour's fiscal commitments, particularly to the NHS, and contrasts them with the government's unfunded commitments. The conversation critiques the government's budget, especially the £46 billion unfunded commitment to abolish National Insurance, and discusses the role of migration in economic growth. The transcript concludes with a discussion on Michelle Donnellan's legal bill and the need for government accountability.

What is the Labour Party's stance on the non-Dom tax status?

• They have no opinion.

• They want to increase it.

• They support it.

• They want to abolish it.

How does the Labour Party plan to ensure economic stability?

• By reducing public sector investment.

• By relying on migration.

• By increasing taxes.

• By implementing tight fiscal rules.

What is the Labour Party's view on the government's use of migration for economic growth?

• They oppose it completely.

• They believe it should be the only strategy.

• They think it should be part of a broader plan.

• They fully support it.

What issue does the Labour Party highlight regarding a government minister's legal expenses?

• The expenses were too low.

• The expenses were covered by taxpayers.

• The expenses were justified.

• The expenses were paid by the minister.

What promise does the Labour Party make regarding accountability in government spending?

• They will increase spending without oversight.

• They will allow ministers to use public funds for personal expenses.

• They will reduce transparency in spending.

• They will prevent misuse of taxpayer money.