Starmer: Partygate investigation shows 'industrial scale lawbreaking' in No 10

The transcript discusses the ongoing police investigation into law-breaking at Downing Street, highlighting the Prime Minister's responsibility for the culture that led to 120 fines. It emphasizes the need for the government to focus on the cost of living crisis, proposing a windfall tax on unexpected profits of oil and gas companies to reduce energy bills. The speaker criticizes the government's lack of action and calls for the Prime Minister's resignation, while also addressing comparisons to their own conduct.

What does the investigation into Downing Street reveal about the culture set by the Prime Minister?

How has the cost of living crisis affected people's perceptions of government action?

What specific action does the speaker suggest to alleviate the cost of living crisis?

What is the speaker's stance on the Prime Minister's responsibility regarding the law breaches?

In what ways does the speaker believe the government is failing its citizens during the crisis?