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theissues the prime minister, so expect all of the issues to come up then as well. and also there is the concern about inflation, about debt, about strikes where many people across the country, union members, are calling for pay increases that the government says are unaffordable. yes, and i don t think we will get anything from the prime minister thatis anything from the prime minister that is a sweeping change of policy oran that is a sweeping change of policy or an about turn on the government approach to negotiations or lack of with trade unions about the strikes. time and again rishi sunak and the health secretary, steve barclay, has said the nhs is getting the funding it needs to meet the union demands would simply be unaffordable. so, the prime minister may well repeat those messages today. he may well go further in talking about the government s approach to the current crises as many have described it. thank you, jonathan. i will cut you off. we havejust seen rishi su ....
Don t want politicians who promise the earth and then fail to deliver. they want government to focus less on politics and more on the things that they care about. the cost of living is too high. waiting times in the nhs, too long. illegal migration, far too much. i think people do accept that many of these challenges are at least in part the legacy of covid and impacted by the war in ukraine, but that is not an excuse. we need to address these problems, notjust talk excuse. we need to address these problems, not just talk about them, and since i became prime minister we have made progress. stabilise the economy and peoples mortgage rates and provided £26 million of support for the cost of living and invested billions more schools, in the nhs and social care. deepened ties with allies around the world on everything from ukraine to our collective economic security. ....