Critics Ridicule Starmer's Reset Speech
Sir Keir Starmer faced criticism and confusion as he swerved migration and benefits targets and diluted election promises in his Plan for Change speech.
New Milestones Unveiled
The Prime Minister unveiled six new milestones as part of a reset to Sir Keir's rocky first five months in power, focusing on economic stability and cracking down on antisocial behavior.
Targets and Promises Diluted
Despite the hype, Sir Keir's speech at Pinewood Studios in Iver Heath did not include targets for reducing legal migration, stopping Channel migrant boats, or helping the 11 million people out of work find jobs.
Focus on New Goals
The new milestones include increasing real term disposable income, cutting NHS waiting lists, recruiting 13,000 new police officers, ensuring children are ready to learn, achieving 95% low-carbon energy by 2030, and building 1.5 million homes by the end of the Parliament.
Confusion and Criticism
Experts and ministers weighed in on the new targets, with some calling them more realistic while others accused the government of watering down policy and lacking a plan to control migration numbers.
No Clear Direction?
As Labour slumped to third in the polls, questions arise about the clarity and effectiveness of Sir Keir's government agenda, with Tory leader Kemi Badenoch accusing him of having no plan in place.
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