Starmer suggests action on Gambling Commission investigation shows strong Labour leadership

Kevin Craig discusses the issue of candidates involved in gambling, emphasizing his swift action in contrast to Rishi Sunak's delayed response. He highlights the upcoming election as a choice between continued inaction and decisive leadership. Craig clarifies his personal stance on political betting, attributing the problem to politicians rather than rules. He criticizes the Tory party's insider dealings and stresses the need for leadership that acts promptly when issues arise.

What actions did the speaker take regarding candidates being investigated by the Gambling Commission?

How does the speaker compare their actions to those of Rishi Sunak?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for rebuilding the country?

What is the speaker's stance on political betting?

According to the speaker, what is the real problem regarding political betting?