Starmer: Partygate investigation shows 'industrial scale lawbreaking' in No 10

The transcript discusses the ongoing police investigation into law-breaking at Downing Street, highlighting the Prime Minister's responsibility for the culture that led to 120 fines. It emphasizes the need for the government to focus on the cost of living crisis, proposing a windfall tax on unexpected profits of oil and gas companies to reduce energy bills. The speaker criticizes the government's lack of action and calls for the Prime Minister's resignation, while also addressing comparisons to their own conduct.

What is the main issue the public wants the government to address according to the first section?

• The cost of living crisis

• The police investigation

• The Prime Minister's resignation

• The publication of the Sugre report

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the cost of living crisis in the second section?

• Raising wages across the country

• Cutting government spending

• Implementing a windfall tax on oil and gas companies

• Increasing taxes on the public

How many fines were issued for law-breaking in Downing Street?

• 50

• 120

• 80

• 150

What is the speaker's stance on the Prime Minister's resignation in the final section?

• The Prime Minister should apologize

• The Prime Minister should resign

• The Prime Minister should focus on foreign policy

• The Prime Minister should remain in office

What does the speaker claim about their own conduct in relation to the rules?

• They breached the rules

• They followed the rules

• They were fined

• They were unaware of the rules