Sir Keir Starmer will quit as Labour leader if given Covid lockdown fine

The speaker addresses accusations of rule-breaking, emphasizing their commitment to integrity and the importance of following laws. They clarify that no laws were broken and express willingness to step down if penalized. The speaker argues against the notion that all politicians are the same, highlighting the need for trust in politics.

What does the speaker claim about the accusations of rule-breaking?

• They believe the accusations are true.

• They admit to breaking the rules.

• They think the accusations are an attempt to undermine trust.

• They are indifferent to the accusations.

According to the speaker, what is essential for politicians?

• To avoid public scrutiny.

• To prioritize personal gain.

• To follow the laws they create.

• To ignore public opinion.

What does the speaker believe happens when politicians undermine principles?

• It damages trust in politics.

• It has no effect on the nation.

• It improves public perception.

• It strengthens democracy.

What does the speaker clarify about their actions?

• They had a meal while working late.

• They ignored the rules completely.

• They broke the law intentionally.

• They were not working at all.

What is the speaker's stance if penalized by the police?

• They will ignore the penalty.

• They will step down.

• They will contest the penalty.

• They will continue as usual.