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Starmer pledges 2026 reforms, including lower bills and more police, as Britain begins recovery.
In his New Year's speech, Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised concrete changes in 2026, such as reduced energy costs, frozen rail fares and prescription costs, more police by March, and new health centers by April.
Citing decades of decline as a challenge, he acknowledged continued difficulties but emphasized that progress is being made, albeit slowly.
Starmer affirmed that government initiatives are laying the groundwork for a long-term recovery while urging patience and national unity.
Opposition leaders presented opposing viewpoints: Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey concentrated on future electoral gains to counter a perceived rightward shift, while Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch attacked Labour's economic policies.
Starmer promete reformas para el 2026, incluidas facturas más bajas y más policías, mientras Gran Bretaña comienza a recuperarse.