Keir Starmer's Major U-Turns Since Taking Power

Keir Starmer, the UK's prime minister, has made several big changes to his government's plans since taking office.

First, they dropped a plan to make everyone use a special digital ID card to prove they can work in the UK.

They also decided to give winter fuel payments to more pensioners after many people complained.

The government also increased a tax called national insurance for employers, which some people said was a promise they broke.

They had to change plans to cut benefits because many people in their own party disagreed.

After a long time, they started a big investigation into a serious issue called grooming gangs.

Finally, they decided to make it easier for workers to fight unfair treatment, but not as quickly as they first promised.

These changes show that sometimes, even when leaders have big plans, they have to change them because of different reasons.