
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed frustration over the slow pace of economic recovery and delivery of government promises made 18 months ago. In a New Year's address, Starmer acknowledged current hardships but projected improvements in living standards, public healthcare, and law and order by 2026. He cited challenges stemming from decades of issues, defended his government's actions including frozen rail fares and reduced energy bills, and pledged to continue his course to counter national decline.
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