Starmer is the new PM: What does the public now expect?

Starmer is the new PM: What does the public now expect?PA Media

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00:00I've always voted Conservative, apart from once I voted Tony Blair.

00:04But I didn't vote Tory this time. I'm not telling you who I voted for.

00:07But I couldn't vote Tory.

00:09All my friends are Tory. Not one of them voted for them.

00:12Most people seem to have been voting against the Conservatives

00:16rather than for Labour or any other party for that matter.

00:20So I think that's a big motivator.

00:22The Labour government has a big challenge now coming in.

00:25They're picking up a lot of ruins of what the Conservative government has created

00:29The last four years have destroyed the British economy,

00:32destroyed once again the trust in politics of the British people.

00:35I'd like them to address inequalities.

00:37I'd like to see more support of people who have been forgotten and left behind.

00:42I'd like to see more support for our health service.

00:46I'd like to see children being a priority in mental health.

00:50To improve things will take more than five years

00:53because the degradation of the country has been so chronic

00:58that it's going to take longer than five years.

01:01The distrust that the Conservatives have made now is one that's going to last

01:04at least for my generation in particular.

01:06But you've seen the votes have completely changed.

01:09The thing I'm most excited about is the planning reform aspect

01:12because our economy is really crying out for investment

01:17and it's tough to deliver the public investment at the moment

01:21because the fiscal situation is fairly weak.