Sir Keir Starmer 'confident' he has done nothign wrong after standards watchdog investigates declarations of interest

The transcript covers a range of topics including an ongoing investigation, economic challenges, and the government's response to them. It highlights concerns about low growth and high taxes, the need for a new economic plan, and the role of the government in preventing strikes. The discussion also touches on the Northern Ireland protocol and the implications of breaking international law. Finally, it critiques the government's policy on Rwanda, emphasizing the need for effective engagement with international partners.

What is the speaker's stance on the investigation they are involved in?

• They are unaware of the details.

• They are confident of no wrongdoing.

• They believe it is unjustified.

• They are surprised by it.

What does the speaker identify as a major issue with the current economic situation?

• Strong international trade

• Excessive government spending

• Low growth and high taxes

• High employment rates

What does the speaker suggest is needed to prevent strikes?

• More government commentary

• Increased wages

• Negotiations and collaboration

• Stricter laws

How does the speaker propose to address the issues with the Northern Ireland protocol?

• By imposing sanctions

• By ignoring the protocol

• Through negotiations and trust

• By passing new legislation

What is the speaker's opinion on the government's plan regarding Rwanda?

• It will be cost-effective

• It is well thought out

• It is chaotic and ineffective

• It will solve the problem