Britain's Future Log Keir Starmer - Search Images

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Sir Keir Starmer has promised to "give Britain its future back" with a "mission-driven government" as he set out his priorities if he wins power at the next election.
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time.com > the time Starmer sits down TIME in late March—his first major interview foreign media—things haven’t exactly improved. The U.K.,currently projected to be the G-7’s worst economic performer this year,is on track to become poorer than post-Communist Poland by the end of the decade. Inflation,which reached a 41-year high in October,has barely eased. The worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation has led to crippling labor strikes,prompting hundreds of thousands of workers—among them doctors,nurses,train drivers,,teachers—to walk out in demand of better pay in the past year. The country’s beloved National Health Service,which has seen emergency wait times,care backlogs skyrocket,is bursting at the seams. Life in the U.K. today has become less hopeful,more expensive,and,increasingly,shorter.
The Man Who Wants to Fix Britain
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time.com > the time Starmer sits down TIME in late March—his first major interview foreign media—things haven’t exactly improved. The U.K.,currently projected to be the G-7’s worst economic performer this year,is on track to become poorer than post-Communist Poland by the end of the decade. Inflation,which reached a 41-year high in October,has barely eased. The worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation has led to crippling labor strikes,prompting hundreds of thousands of workers—among them doctors,nurses,train drivers,,teachers—to walk out in demand of better pay in the past year. The country’s beloved National Health Service,which has seen emergency wait times,care backlogs skyrocket,is bursting at the seams. Life in the U.K. today has become less hopeful,more expensive,and,increasingly,shorter.
The Man Who Wants to Fix Britain
6:29
time.com > the time Starmer sits down TIME in late March—his first major interview foreign media—things haven’t exactly improved. The U.K.,currently projected to be the G-7’s worst economic performer this year,is on track to become poorer than post-Communist Poland by the end of the decade. Inflation,which reached a 41-year high in October,has barely eased. The worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation has led to crippling labor strikes,prompting hundreds of thousands of workers—among them doctors,nurses,train drivers,,teachers—to walk out in demand of better pay in the past year. The country’s beloved National Health Service,which has seen emergency wait times,care backlogs skyrocket,is bursting at the seams. Life in the U.K. today has become less hopeful,more expensive,and,increasingly,shorter.
The Man Who Wants to Fix Britain

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