Interview with Sir Keir Starmer on Parliamentary elections

The transcript covers three main topics: the need for a new nuclear plant in Hartlepool due to upcoming decommissioning, the debate over a bailout for Liberty Steel to secure jobs, and the Labour Party's efforts to rebuild trust after losing seats in the 2019 election. The speaker emphasizes the importance of making timely decisions and safeguarding jobs, while criticizing the government's inaction. The Labour Party's focus on local issues and rebuilding trust is highlighted as crucial for future elections.

What is the main reason for the urgency in making decisions about the new nuclear plant in Hartlepool?

• There is a shortage of nuclear energy in the region.

• The plant is already under construction.

• The local government has already approved the project.

• The decommissioning of the current plant starts in 2024.

What is the Labour Party's stance on the Liberty Steel situation?

• They believe the jobs are not viable.

• They want to wait for more information before acting.

• They are committed to doing whatever it takes to save the jobs.

• They think the company should be shut down.

What concern does the government have regarding a bailout for Liberty Steel?

• The bailout would be too expensive.

• The company is not profitable.

• The ownership structure is unclear.

• The company has too many employees.

How many jobs does Liberty Steel provide in Hartlepool?

• 500

• 250

• 750

• 1000

What has the Labour Party focused on after losing seats in the 2019 election?

• Rebuilding trust across the UK.

• Increasing party membership.

• Changing party leadership.

• Reducing campaign spending.