Sir Keir Starmer defended his decisions in his first five months as Prime Minister, stating he wouldn’t change anything despite facing criticism from MPs over changes to taxes and benefits. He emphasized the need for tough measures to stabilize public finances inherited from the Conservatives, aiming for strong economic growth and improved living standards. Despite facing challenges, he remained committed to his government’s policies and plans for the future, including investments in technology, regulations, and a national wealth fund to boost the UK’s economy.
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The Bloc Québécois is pinning all of its hopes on the debates
Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet's performance in upcoming debates is seen as crucial for the party's campaign, particularly as they aim to sway undecided voters amidst a current 15-point deficit against the Liberals in Quebec. Supporters anticipate a positive shift in polling following Blanchet's debates, although experts advise managing expectations, cautioning against overconfidence. While recent polls show Blanchet trailing behind competitors like Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre, the debates' timing close to advance polls raises...
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