Labour Leader Keir Starmer Faces Criticism
Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer and Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves were slammed this morning for making promises to taxpayers that they couldn't afford or keep.
Science Minister Defends U-Turn
Science Minister Andrew Griffith insisted it was "absolutely right" for Sir Keir Starmer to change his mind about splurging £28bn a year on eco-projects. However, he criticized Labour for lacking a credible plan.
Labour's Revised Pledge
Following relentless Tory attacks, Sir Keir's spending pledge was scaled back to just £5 billion a year. Labour's manifesto will now pledge to spend an extra £23.7 billion over five years on green plans.
Blaming Tory Mismanagement
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves refused to apologize for the U-turn and blamed the move on Tory economic mismanagement. She emphasized the importance of fiscal responsibility and the need to adapt plans to changing economic circumstances.
Labour Faces Criticism for Lack of Plan
Science Minister Andrew Griffith criticized Labour for the incoherence and absence of a plan. He argued that changing one's mind is commendable but must be accompanied by a credible alternative plan.
Labour Urged to Explain
Labour was called upon to explain their contradictory statements and the lack of proper costings for their green plans. The opposition party was accused of hastily putting together proposals without proper consideration.
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