Keir Starmer speaks on the cost of living crisis

The transcript discusses the public's concern over rising bills and taxes, highlighting the Labour Party's proposal for a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas companies to help with energy bills. It criticizes the government's tax policy during a cost of living crisis and shares Elsie's story, a pensioner affected by the crisis, and the Prime Minister's out-of-touch response.

What is the proposed solution by the Labour Party to help people with their energy bills?

How does the speaker describe the government's approach to taxation during a cost of living crisis?

What example does the speaker give to illustrate the human impact of the cost of living crisis?

What was the Prime Minister's response to Elsie's situation, and how does the speaker react to it?

According to the speaker, what message should be sent to the Prime Minister in the upcoming elections?