The 8 shocking ways Keir Starmer has wrecked Britain and left families on the scrapheap | Politics | News
Sir Keir Starmer is accused of treating taxpayers as cash cows, although he says that he created a England for everyone ”. Instead, the Prime Minister hit the UK for collecting taxes for hundreds of thousands of people.
John O’Connell, General Manager of Taxpayers Alliance (TPA), said, “The Prime Minister boasted the vision of a British ‘vision for everyone, but what do you say to close the young people who are facing the doors of PUB, family farms, on the threshold of bankruptcy or unemployment?”
Since labor came to power:
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Approximately 378 pubs will close 5,600 jobs in 2025
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The number of unemployed people rose to 194,000. The unemployment level in July 2024 was 1.48 million. It was 1.67 million in July 2025
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The number of unemployed young people increased by 7,000 education, employment or training. In June 2024, the number of unemployed young people aged 16-24 was 576,000. Until June 2025, this number was 583.000
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The number of family farms that may be affected by agricultural property aid changes may be as high as 70,000. 33% of these 209,000 UK farms
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The number of family businesses to be affected by business ownership aid changes may be 8.3% of all family enterprises with more than 4,941 or £ 4,941 or £ 1 million between 2026-27 and 2029-30.
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It is said that the private school up to 54 was closed last year due to VAT stacked on them. Meanwhile, the number of students in private schools fell to 11.009
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England is expected to lose 16,600 wealthy people in 2025 due to changes in non -domestic taxes.
- Between May and July 2025, there is 104,000 surplus.
“If the government is serious about the so -called national renewal, it should take a break to families and challenging small businesses by cutting taxes,” Mr. O’Connell said.
Sir Keir insisted that “working people” and “tolerant, good, respectful Britain” will be fighting every breath I have ”.
Speaking at the Labor Party Conference in Liverpool on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said: “People say that a nation like ours cannot be a community, it is very diverse, very divided.
Orum I reject this. This is everything I stand against, everything I serve, everything I understand about this wonderful country.
“This is my passion, the last decline of this government – the last decline, the reform of our public services, our economy expands our economy from the base, and we will renew this country with respect, with the flag of Britain, with the total belief that England was built for everyone.”
