00:00I can't speak for the U.S. administration, but I can speak for the British administration.
00:04And from the very start, Keir Starmer has acted with cool, calm assessments.
00:08He has acted to de-escalate the situation, but also to protect British people, our assets, and also our partners
00:15throughout.
00:16And then domestically, we know that people are facing cost of living challenges, and we have not taken our eye
00:21off the ball when it comes to that.
00:22So the energy price cap, of course, comes in today. It will put £117 into most families' homes right around
00:29the country next week.
00:30An increase for the pension system means that pensioners will be getting an additional £575.
00:37And we're also launching a new fund for a crisis and resilience fund where local authorities can invest in people
00:44in their communities.
00:45So these are the actions of a government that is on the side of people who are experiencing life and
00:51making sure that we are on their side
00:53and they can enjoy life a bit more into the future and tackle the challenges of the cost of living
00:58crisis.
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