Sunak is 'totally out of touch' - Starmer

The transcript covers a heated debate in the House of Commons, focusing on crime rates and the government's handling of policing. Criticism is directed at political figures for being out of touch, with statistics highlighting low prosecution rates for burglary and theft. The government defends its record by citing reduced crime rates and increased police recruitment, while the opposition accuses it of failing to maintain standards and allowing criminals to evade justice. The Prime Minister offers a defense and apology regarding a past investigation.

What does the speaker suggest the Prime Minister should do to understand the public's concerns about crime?

According to the speaker, what percentage of burglary charges are actually prosecuted?

What has been the impact of the Conservative government's policies on crime rates, according to the speaker?

How does the speaker characterize the opposition's stance on crime and policing?

What criticism does the speaker make regarding the handling of rapists and burglary cases?