UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Unveils Ambitious 'Plan for Change' Amid Criticism and Tax Concerns
Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlines a six-point plan to improve living standards while facing critiques over immigration and potential tax increases.
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During a speech at Pinewood Studios, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a six-point 'Plan for Change' addressing housing, NHS backlogs, and education. Critics argue over the lack of an immigration strategy and the realism of construction targets. Despite ruling out immediate tax increases, Starmer left open the possibility of future tax rises under unforeseen circumstances. He acknowledges challenges ahead, asserting that improvements may take time following Conservative governance. In response to scepticism, the PM emphasized his commitment to significant reforms to uplift living standards by the next general election.
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