In his first major interview, Keir Starmer emphasized that his government must "make tough decisions" to bring about necessary reforms, even if they are unpopular.
Starmer defended the removal of winter fuel payments from most pensioners, arguing that previous governments avoided tough issues, leading to unmet promises.
He stated, "I know they're unpopular, I know they're difficult, of course they're tough choices," underscoring the need for immediate, difficult actions to change the country.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence that addressing "difficult things now" is essential for delivering needed changes and restoring the country's financial state.
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