Keir Starmer answers question on violence in Norther Ireland

The transcript addresses concerns in Northern Ireland regarding Brexit and unfulfilled promises by the Prime Minister. It strongly condemns violence, particularly against the police, and emphasizes that there is no justification for such actions. The speaker calls for the Prime Minister to demonstrate leadership by engaging in all-party talks and collaborating with the Irish government to find pragmatic political solutions.

What are the main concerns in Northern Ireland related to Brexit?

• The role of the European Union

• Unfulfilled promises by the Prime Minister

• The economic impact on the UK

• The future of the monarchy

Why is violence not justified according to the speaker?

• It is against the law

• It disrupts economic activities

• It targets the police service

• It affects international relations

What specific action does the speaker suggest the Prime Minister should take?

• Negotiate with the European Union

• Increase police presence

• Convene all-party talks

• Resign from office

Who should the Prime Minister engage with to resolve the issues?

• The European Union

• The United Nations

• The government of Ireland

• The World Trade Organization

What type of solutions does the speaker advocate for?

• Pragmatic political solutions

• Cultural solutions

• Military solutions

• Economic solutions