It Takes Time to Solve English Sharing Problems

London — Prime Minister Keir Starmer will warn Britons next week that the changes needed to fix Britain's many problems will take time. Starmer said “things will get worse before we get better” in a speech he described as a chance to speak openly to the nation. Since being elected prime minister in July’s general election, Starmer has repeatedly blamed the previous Conservative government for leaving Britain in a sorry state, allowing “thugs” to instigate anti-migrant riots this month, he said. In a speech scheduled for Tuesday (August 27), a week before Britain's parliament returns to work after the summer break, Starmer will say that “change will not happen overnight” but his government is determined to tackle a range of problems from overcrowded prisons to long waiting lists for healthcare. Protesters throw rubbish bins towards a fire outside a hotel in Rotherham, Britain, August 4, 2024. (Photo: Stringer/Reuters) “I said change won’t happen overnight. When there is rot deep within the fabric, you can’t just paper it over. You can’t tinker with it or rely on quick fixes. You have to overhaul the whole thing,” Starmer said, in a draft of the speech shared by his office. “We’ve inherited not …

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It Takes Time to Solve English Sharing Problems

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