Starmer Unveils Bold Plan to Rebuild Britain and Defy Critics

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has outlined six key milestones for his government to achieve by the next general election, likely in 2029. These include increasing household income, building 1.5 million homes, reducing NHS waiting times, recruiting more police, ensuring school readiness, and achieving 95% clean power by 2030. Starmer emphasized a mission-led government approach and criticized the civil service for complacency. While migration is not a milestone, it remains a foundational government responsibility. The focus is on whether voters feel better off, measured by real household disposable income.
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