Starmer tries to focus on cost of living as Durham questions continue

The transcript discusses various issues, starting with a brief mention of a trip to Coventry and social activities. It then shifts focus to economic challenges, particularly the difficulties people face in paying bills. The political climate is addressed, highlighting the ongoing mudslinging and upcoming elections. The main issue discussed is the cost of living crisis, with criticism directed at the government's inadequate response. Suggestions from the government, such as pensioners riding buses to stay warm, are criticized as out of touch. The transcript concludes with a call for better governance.

What criticism does the speaker have regarding the Conservative party's handling of the cost of living crisis?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the government is out of touch with the public?