Sir Keir Starmer reacts to Joe Biden's decision not to seek re-election during Q&A session - full version

The transcript covers discussions on skills and migration, emphasizing the need for Skills England to address skill shortages and reduce migration. It highlights the importance of tackling child poverty, with the Education Secretary leading efforts. The Prime Minister reaffirms the US as a reliable ally and discusses the impact of skills policy on migration. Public sector pay and the child benefit cap are debated, with a focus on eradicating child poverty. The defense review and migration policies are addressed, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach. The session concludes with remarks on public sector pay and the importance of resolving strikes.

What does the Prime Minister identify as a long-standing problem in the UK?

How does the Prime Minister plan to tackle the issue of social care?

What is the Prime Minister's stance on the two-child benefit cap?

What are the expected outcomes of the Skills England initiative?