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In a keynote speech on August 27, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer vowed to address the societal and economic issues facing the UK, attributing them to 14 years of Conservative governance. He emphasized community resilience following recent riots and warned that conditions may worsen before improving.
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As the UK faces rising energy costs, Prime Minister Keir Starmer acknowledges that 'things will get worse before they get better.' Critics argue that Labour's approach mirrors past Tory failures, raising concerns about the party's commitment to meaningful change in energy policy and economic management.
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As the Labour government prepares for its first budget, it confronts a projected £22 billion shortfall inherited from the Conservatives. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced cuts, including the winter fuel payment for pensioners, while civil service head Simon Case criticizes the previous government's financial management. The upcoming budget is expected to be painful.