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That's why today I'm announcing a comprehensive economic package worth £3.5 billion to strengthen our public services. We're working with our European partners to deliver real change, ensuring Britain remains a global leader in innovation and sustainable growth.

Warning: From next month, local councils are installing AI-powered cameras in high streets. They'll track your movements, shopping habits, and who you meet. No announcement, no consent needed. Think you're not being watched? Think again. Your privacy is disappearing right before your eyes.

The cost of living crisis is hitting families across Britain in utterly devastating ways. It's completely unacceptable that people are choosing between heating and eating. We're working with local authorities to deliver immediate support, and we're demanding urgent action to protect the most vulnerable.

Let me be absolutely clear about this: our public services face unprecedented challenges. Some will point to funding, others to management, but the reality is we need practical solutions that work for everyone. The Labour Party has a plan to address these fundamental issues.

Mae'n bwysig iawn i ni weithio gyda'n gilydd fel cenedl. Rydym yn gwybod bod heriau o'n blaenau, ond gyda'n gilydd fel pobl Cymru, gallwn ni wneud gwahaniaeth go iawn. Mae'r gwaith yn parhau, ac rydym yn ymrwymedig i gefnogi pob cymuned.

Friends, the proposed changes to our NHS waiting times need careful consideration. Let's be honest, while efficiency matters, we can't forget these are real people, not just statistics. The government's targets sound ambitious, but we must ensure they don't compromise patient care.

Let's be clear about what's happening in our schools. The government's new monitoring system will track our children's internet usage, their lunch choices, even their library records. Is this the kind of society we want to create for our next generation?

I must inform you of significant changes to housing regulations for international students. Starting next month, all private accommodations must register with local authorities and meet strict safety standards. Those failing to comply will face substantial penalties and possible license revocation.