In this candid interview, Jess Gill, LOLA’s Social Media & Communications Manager shares her vision for radical changes she would make if given the role of Prime Minister for just one week. Jess starts by discussing the controversial idea of abolishing the NHS, arguing that it has consistently failed to meet the needs of the British people and that simply increasing funding won’t solve its systemic issues. She then moves on to the topic of immigration, advocating for net zero immigration to address what she sees as the unsustainable pressure on housing and public services.
Jess also suggests repealing the Equality Act 2010, criticizing it for promoting division and excluding certain groups. She expresses concern over the growing influence of diversity and inclusion offices and non-profit organizations in pushing a “woke” agenda that she believes is divisive and harmful to society. Additionally, Jess proposes privatizing roads as a solution to the persistent problem of potholes, although she acknowledges that this idea might not be popular with everyone.
Throughout the interview, Jess presents her ideas with a clear intent to challenge the status quo, sparking conversation on some of the most pressing issues facing the UK today.
Watch the full interview below.
