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'Can't be fixed by Christmas': Starmer says 'it will take some time' before living standards improve

Sky News Thursday, 19 December 2024
'Can't be fixed by Christmas': Starmer says 'it will take some time' before living standards improveSir Keir Starmer has said "it will take some time" before living standards improve in the UK as he faced a grilling from senior MPs.
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