Interview with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer

The transcript discusses the government's response to economic challenges, highlighting the necessity of certain measures during the pandemic. It critiques the Conservative government's track record, questioning their commitment to addressing inequality and insecurity. The discussion emphasizes the difference between necessity-driven actions and genuine policy shifts, arguing that the government's instincts lean towards market solutions rather than state intervention.

In what way does the speaker believe the Conservative Party has changed its stance?

What does the speaker suggest about the role of the state versus the market in addressing societal issues?