Starmer emphasized the need for trade-offs, declaring that while there is 'light at the end of the tunnel,' it implies a lengthy journey ahead, requiring public trust.
Addressing energy policy, Starmer stated, 'Cheaper electricity requires new pylons' and stressed that such necessities demand a reconsideration of public consent and planning.
The prime minister's focus on honesty marked a clear departure from past Conservative policies, as he outlined that economic and social progress entails unavoidable trade-offs.
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