Sir Keir Starmer answers questions about the state of the NHS

The video discusses the UK's position post-Brexit, emphasizing no intention to rejoin the EU or single market but improving current deals. It highlights the need for government negotiations to resolve NHS and civil service strikes, contrasting with past Labour government practices of fair pay and no national strikes.

What is the speaker's stance on the UK's relationship with the EU?

• The UK should remain in the single market.

• The UK should rejoin the EU.

• The UK should cut all ties with the EU.

• The UK should improve the current Brexit deal.

What does the speaker believe is necessary to end the NHS strikes?

• Government negotiation with healthcare workers.

• Reducing the number of healthcare workers.

• Increasing funding for the NHS.

• Privatizing parts of the NHS.

According to the speaker, what should the government do instead of grandstanding?

• Increase taxes.

• Privatize the NHS.

• Negotiate with the striking workers.

• Ignore the strikes.

What is the speaker's view on crossing picket lines during civil service strikes?

• The speaker encourages crossing picket lines.

• The speaker is indifferent to crossing picket lines.

• The speaker opposes crossing picket lines.

• The speaker supports crossing picket lines.

How does the speaker propose to handle industrial action, based on past government practices?

• By ignoring the strikes.

• By negotiating fair pay and resolving issues.

• By reducing the number of workers.

• By enforcing stricter laws against strikes.