Interview with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript discusses the government's failure to plan for exams, leading to issues for students. Labour had proposed a Plan B, which was ignored. The Prime Minister's comments on coal mines were criticized as insensitive to affected communities.

What was the main issue with the government's handling of exam policies?

• They implemented a successful algorithm.

• They planned ahead effectively.

• They failed to plan ahead, causing repeated issues.

• They provided adequate support for students.

What did Labour propose as a solution for potential exam disruptions?

• To reduce the number of students taking exams.

• To increase the number of exams.

• To implement a Plan B for exams.

• To ignore the issue until it resolves itself.

How did the government respond to the proposed Plan B for exams?

• They ignored it until the last moment.

• They implemented it immediately.

• They rejected it outright.

• They modified it successfully.

What was the reaction to the Prime Minister's comments on coal mine closures?

• They were praised by the coalfield communities.

• They were seen as supportive.

• They were ignored by the public.

• They were considered insensitive and out of touch.

What action was suggested for the Prime Minister regarding his comments on coal mines?

• To stand by his comments.

• To visit the coalfield communities.

• To issue an apology.

• To ignore the backlash.