Keir Starmer slams Rishi Sunak for 'killing the dream' as they clash on housing costs



“Four years for the average saver to earn £9,000, or in terms the Prime Minister will understand, roughly the annual bill to heat his swimming pool.”

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clash over the housing market and rising mortgage costs at the last PMQs before local elections in England.

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33 thoughts on “Keir Starmer slams Rishi Sunak for 'killing the dream' as they clash on housing costs”

  1. Rishi is fulfilling his promise to party members.
    Hes getting money out of the hands of people that need it into the hands of people that are already doing well.

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  2. you know what's needed ?? Its a ton of council housing for not just poor people ; but for ordinary professional people that earn normal mid income salaries. And if that isn't done then inflation will keep going.. wages will keep having to go up due to cost of living crisis.. and eventually… yes, we'll get one heck of a housing crash as people lose their homes! face facts.. housing has been allowed to spiral and spiral up and up… and frankly, they're making the little people pay these extortionate figures with money they cannot afford to borrow except in the most favourable of conditions. Recipe for disaster. I'm not usually a socialist.. Im more of a tory.. but this is a special situation they've allowed to get totally out of hand… people need places to live.

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  3. What is really very sad is that last year so many people bought a home while the economy may now crash. That means that those people who bought their home could very soon lose their jobs and their income and together with that their house too. People who saved up the 9000 may now lose the house and need to start saving the 9000 again for the next attempt. The conservatives "deliver"…

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  4. Everyone needs economic aspirations. There is nothing wrong with that in itself. The question is how far we take it. That said any statesman should be able to successfully manage their own countries economy.

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  5. At least in Russia they voted for Putin. What does that say about Rishi? Where is he? Why do you hardly hear from him? Who does he really represent?

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  6. Dear Sunak you do not understand your job as PM. The stand is for you to answer the questions and not to put the question to Labor union. Sunak always saying Labor organization has not done better instead Sunak should find answer to answer that question and not tell them ir was the fault of Labor group because Labor group is NOT THE P.M. Sunak.

    Mr. DODGE SUNAK

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  7. Sunak always say everything is doing good but why in reality people are suffering tight budget and others? It is because PM Sunak is out of touch of reality

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  8. Peoplw should try Labor group as something new. Do not stick to the out of touch and very rich than the queen elizabeth and king charles Sunak and Conservative group.

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