Keir Starmer's government is facing significant criticism just weeks after taking office, accused of breaking election promises, particularly regarding energy bills. The Prime Minister is embroiled in a controversy over cronyism, with Labour peer Lord Alli receiving a rare security pass for Downing Street following substantial financial donations to the party. Ahead of his upcoming speech, Starmer's government is also under fire for its assessment of the economic situation, with accusations that Labour was elected on false promises and that the Chancellor is fabricating a financial crisis to justify tax hikes. Critics, including Conservative figures, claim that the government is failing to manage the economy responsibly and is prioritizing union interests over the public. Starmer's upcoming address will reportedly highlight the challenges inherited from the previous government, framing the situation as worse than anticipated, while Labour insists that honest discussions about the necessary reforms are essential. The political fallout from these issues is expected to continue as the government seeks to establish its credibility.