Sir Keir Starmer campaigns in Wakefield ahead of by-election

The transcript covers a political speech focusing on the Labour Party's campaign efforts in Wakefield, highlighting the positive outlook and the importance of earning every vote. It addresses the issue of dangerous channel crossings and criticizes the government's response, emphasizing the need for a serious approach. The discussion also touches on the slow asylum process and the loss of ethics advisors, underscoring the need for governance and accountability.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for addressing the issues with the asylum system?

What is the speaker's opinion on the Prime Minister's handling of ethics advisors?