Starmer and Sunak Clash Over National Service Proposal in Heated Campaign
Labour's Starmer denounces the plan as a relic of the past, while Sunak insists it will unify and strengthen the UK.
- Keir Starmer criticizes Rishi Sunak's national service proposal as outdated and desperate.
- Sunak defends the plan, arguing it will enhance societal cohesion and national security.
- The policy aims to target young people not in education or employment, with mandatory military or community service.
- Internal Tory backlash and confusion arise over the policy's implementation details.
- Labour maintains a significant lead in the polls as both parties campaign for undecided voters.






















































