Should the government be doing more around the cost of living crisis?
Sir Keir will kick off Labour's campaign by claiming families will be an average of £2,620 a year worse off under the Conservatives.since records began in 1956.Speaking in Bury, alongside deputy leader Angela Rayner, Sir Keir will tell voters: "In exactly five weeks, you get the chance to send the Tories a message they cannot ignore - a message that Britain deserves better than the pathetic response we got to the Conservative cost of living crisis in the mini-Budget.
But Sir Keir will say the government "takes far more than it gives to working people", pointing to a coming rise in National Insurance tax. "Labour would tackle the Tory cost-of-living crisis by cutting your bills by up to £600 funded by a windfall levy on the excess profits of the oil and gas companies," he will add.
The Labour leader will also promise to change employment law to prevent "scandals like P&O" - a reference to the ferry company which sacked 800 staff without a consultation, with plans to replace them with cheaper agency workers. And on crime, he will accuse the government of not being "in control" and will pledge to introduce police hubs "in every neighbourhood".
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