Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer interview

The transcript discusses the frustration with the government's lack of consultation with local leaders, emphasizing the need for their involvement in decision-making and the trace and isolate system. It also addresses the contentious 10:00 PM curfew, highlighting the need for reform and evidence-based decision-making. The upcoming vote on the curfew is mentioned, with concerns about the current take-it-or-leave-it approach.

Why is there frustration with the government according to the speaker?

• Due to excessive involvement of local leaders

• Because of lack of consultation with local leaders

• Due to high taxes imposed by the government

• Because the government is too lenient

What role do local leaders play according to the speaker?

• They should be joint decision makers with the government

• They should only follow government orders

• They should manage national health services

• They should focus solely on local policing

What is a major concern about the 10:00 PM curfew?

• It is not enforced strictly enough

• It is too early for most businesses

• It causes crowding as venues close at the same time

• It leads to increased traffic congestion

What is the issue with the upcoming vote on the curfew?

• It will automatically extend the curfew

• It will remove all restrictions if voted down

• It is a simple yes or no vote without alternatives

• It allows for multiple options to be considered

What does the speaker suggest the government should do about the curfew?

• Extend it to midnight

• Remove it completely

• Reform it and provide evidence for its effectiveness

• Make it stricter without any changes