Political deadlock is preventing those in power from dealing with cost of living crisis

The video highlights the severe food demand in Belfast, exacerbated by political stalemate in Northern Ireland. Charities struggle to meet needs as the government remains inactive. Rising energy costs add to the crisis, prompting calls for political action to prioritize the cost of living crisis.

What is the main reason for the high demand for food in Belfast?

• People not having eaten for days

• A recent natural disaster

• An increase in population

• A new government policy

What is the DUP's condition for restoring the power-sharing government?

• Addressing trade border concerns

• Improving housing for the homeless

• A reduction in energy tariffs

• Increasing food bank supplies

Who is currently trying to fill the gap left by the political deadlock?

• Local businesses

• Charities and the voluntary sector

• International organizations

• The police force

What is the expected increase in energy tariffs in Northern Ireland?

• £250 a year

• £200 a year

• £150 a year

• £100 a year

What is the urgent plea made to the Northern Ireland executive?

• To reconvene and address the cost of living crisis

• To lower taxes for businesses

• To increase food bank funding

• To improve public transportation