Sir Keir Starmer supermarket interview on the cost of living

The video discusses the concept of a windfall tax, focusing on Labour's proposal to tax excess profits of oil and gas companies to reduce bills by up to £600 for those in need. It criticizes the government's delay in implementing this tax, highlighting the struggles of people with rising bills. The video also touches on the limitations of the windfall tax, public opinion, and the need for government action. Additionally, it discusses the potential reinstatement of Universal Credit and other benefits as part of a broader solution.

What is the primary purpose of Labour's proposed windfall tax?

• To reduce bills for those in need

• To support oil and gas companies

• To create more jobs

• To increase government revenue

Why is the government criticized in the context of the windfall tax?

• For implementing the tax too quickly

• For not considering the tax at all

• For reducing the tax amount

• For delaying and being indecisive

How much could bills be reduced by using the windfall tax, according to Labour's plan?

• Up to £900

• Up to £1200

• Up to £300

• Up to £600

What is one of the additional measures discussed besides the windfall tax?

• Increasing VAT

• Reinstating Universal Credit

• Raising income tax

• Cutting public services

What is the main argument for implementing the windfall tax quickly?

• It is a complex solution

• It can be easily voted through Parliament

• It will create more jobs

• It will increase oil and gas profits