Starmer: The public should not never forgive tories that ‘crashed the pound’ - High res

The speaker opens with gratitude and humor, then addresses the importance of justice for the 97 in Liverpool. They highlight the contrasting sides of Britain, emphasizing unity and division. The need for clear leadership to address economic challenges is stressed, criticizing the current government's policies and advocating for a Labour government to bring about change.

What significant event does the speaker mention about Liverpool?

• The speaker's first visit to Liverpool.

• The city's call for justice for the 96 became justice for the 97.

• Liverpool won the Premier League.

• A new conference center was opened.

What does the speaker say about the British spirit?

• It is best captured in times of economic prosperity.

• It was uniquely captured by the queen even in death.

• It is often misunderstood by other nations.

• It is reflected in the country's technological advancements.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary during uncertain times?

• Clear leadership and support for working people.

• Increased government spending.

• More international trade agreements.

• Higher taxes for all citizens.

What does the speaker criticize about the current government's economic actions?

• They have led to a stronger pound.

• They have resulted in tax cuts for the richest 1%.

• They have improved the job market.

• They have reduced inflation.

According to the speaker, who benefits from the current economic policies?

• The working class.

• The middle class.

• The richest 1% in society.

• Small business owners.