Sir Keir Starmer campaigns in Wakefield - full interview

The transcript covers various political topics, including a positive campaign in Wakefield, criticism of the government's asylum seeker policy, cross-party support for Ukraine, the issue of rail strikes and government inaction, and the debate over the ethics advisor position. The speaker emphasizes the need for serious responses to these issues and criticizes the current government's approach.

What is the main focus of the political campaign in Wakefield?

• To ignore local concerns

• To criticize the opposition

• To earn every vote with a positive message

• To focus on international issues

What is the proposed Home Office policy regarding asylum seekers?

• Immediate deportation

• Tagging asylum seekers

• Providing financial aid

• Granting automatic citizenship

What is the criticism of the government's handling of the asylum system?

• It is too fast

• It is too strict

• It is too lenient

• It is too slow

What is the stance on supporting Ukraine?

• No support at all

• Support only in certain regions

• Support only if politically beneficial

• Cross-party support without politics

What is the Labour Party's position on the rail strikes?

• Support the strikes

• Oppose the strikes

• Remain neutral

• Encourage more strikes

What is the criticism of the Prime Minister regarding the rail strikes?

• He wants the strikes to continue for political gain

• He is unaware of the strikes

• He is actively resolving the issue

• He is supporting the workers

What is the concern about removing the ethics advisor position?

• It will improve governance

• It will increase transparency

• It will have no impact

• It will reduce accountability