Starmer says it was 'humiliating' for government to steal Labour's non-dom tax policy

The transcript covers a discussion on the future headquarters of HSBC and the abolition of the non-Dom tax status. It highlights Labour's fiscal commitments, particularly to the NHS, and contrasts them with the government's unfunded commitments. The conversation critiques the government's budget, especially the £46 billion unfunded commitment to abolish National Insurance, and discusses the role of migration in economic growth. The transcript concludes with a discussion on Michelle Donnellan's legal bill and the need for government accountability.

What is the Labour Party's proposed approach to economic growth?

What is the speaker's opinion on the handling of legal costs by the government?