Sir Keir Starmer grilled by Sun readers
Sir Keir Starmer faced tough questions from Sun readers on whether he can be trusted by the people of Britain.
Labour leader's stance on pensions and taxes
The Labour leader refused to commit to protecting the triple lock for 12 million pensioners, citing tough decisions ahead. He also stated that taxes would increase under a Labour government but promised to safeguard hardworking Britons already feeling financially strained.
Starmer's defense and policy u-turns
Starmer defended representing a terrorist group in his legal career and acknowledged past policy u-turns since becoming Labour leader. He also addressed various controversial topics on HOAR’s political show, NEVER MIND THE BALLOTS.
Addressing trustworthiness and electoral promises
Despite facing criticism for changing his stance on several issues, Starmer assured voters of his honesty and intention to be upfront about what can be realistically achieved. He emphasized the importance of not breaking promises post-election.
Gender and Jimmy Savile controversy
Starmer struggled to define a woman and addressed his evolving views on gender, highlighting respect for women's rights. He also explained the CPS's failure to prosecute Jimmy Savile during his tenure and dismissed accusations of mishandling the case.
Advocating for controversial clients
Starmer defended his past work advocating for controversial clients, including a proscribed terrorist organization, stating that legal professionals represent individuals regardless of personal beliefs.
