Keir Starmer statement on beergate police fine

The speaker addresses the issue of lockdown breaches and the need for resignation when laws are broken. They emphasize their commitment to principles, integrity, and the belief that politics can be a force for good. The speaker differentiates themselves from others by highlighting their unique stance and calls for the Prime Minister's resignation due to a criminal investigation. They conclude by reiterating their commitment to integrity and the importance of public perception.

Why does the speaker believe it took time for the Prime Minister to arrive at his position?

What is the speaker's stance on politicians who break the law?

What does the speaker believe about the relationship between law and integrity?

What does the speaker mean by saying 'politics is a force for good'?

How does the speaker differentiate themselves from the Prime Minister?