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Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlines a bold vision for a ‘fairer Britain’, focusing on the security and dignity of the working class. Using the moving story of a shop worker, Starmer highlights the urgent need for the Employment Rights Bill and a crackdown on the ‘disgraceful’ rise in lawlessness across the country.

The Prime Minister details how his government is standing firm with retail workers, carers, and families struggling with the cost of living. Beyond domestic policy, Starmer addresses the global volatility of the Middle East and Iran, pledging to maintain Britain’s energy and defence security without dragging the country into unnecessary wars.

0:00 – The human cost of shoplifting and workplace abuse.

0:52 – Employment Rights Bill: Sick pay, paternity leave, and ending zero-hour contracts.

2:33 – A Fair Day’s Work: Underpinning the labour movement with a proper living wage.

4:21 – Personal Stakes: Starmer reflects on his sister’s life as a carer and his brother’s struggles.

6:28 – Education & Youth: Boosting apprenticeships and technical excellence colleges.

7:10 – Ending Child Poverty: Free school meals and the two-child benefit limit.

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8:22 – Cost of Living Support

9:03 – War & Diplomacy: Lessons from Iraq and a firm stance on Iran.

11:25 – Economic Resilience

13:23 – National Security: Confronting a dangerous world with energy and defence control.

16:13 – Shoplifting Crackdown: Scrapping the £200 ‘shoplifter’s charter’.

18:05 – Making the assault of retail workers a specific crime.

19:41 – A Partnership for Change: Rebuilding Britain together through common bonds.

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‘His behaviour has been disgraceful, dishonourable and dishonest.’

Jacob Rees-Mogg says ‘Sir Keir Starmer has failed, he should take the blame, he should go.’

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Sir Keir Starmer addresses MPs in the House of Commons in an attempt to explain exactly what he knew about Lord Mandelson’s security vetting.

However, No10 admitted Sir Keir inadvertently misled MPs just hours before the Prime Minister entered the House of Commons.

“He could not be clearer that the House should have had this information,” the Prime Minister’s official spokesman said.

“It was wrong that this information was not provided to the House, and he will provide that update later today.”

A leaked briefing to Labour MPs appears to suggest the Prime Minister’s loyalists will pile pressure on the Foreign Office and quote a victim of the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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