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‘Why should anyone believe anything you say?’ Rigby asks Starmer

Beth Rigby asks Sir Keir why the public should trust him when he has abandoned many pledges made during his run to be party leader in 2020.

Joseph Connor by Joseph Connor
2023-02-23 14:26
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Labour: 'Why should anyone believe anything you say?' - Beth Rigby asks Sir Keir Starmer

Labour: 'Why should anyone believe anything you say?' - Beth Rigby asks Sir Keir Starmer

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Sky‘s Beth Rigby has asked the Labour leader if his lack of detailed policy proposals will turn off voters. In response, Sir Keir Starmer stressed that short-term solutions or “sticking-plaster” policies will not fix Britain’s structural issues.

She also asks Sir Keir why the public should trust him when he has abandoned many pledges made during his run to be party leader in 2020.

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