<h1>UK Prime Minister Targets Civil Service Reform Amid Economic Woes; Faces Criticism Over Potential Job Cuts and Spending Reductions.</h1> Britain's Prime Minister plans to reform the civil service, government, and health system to address economic challenges and improve efficiency, despite concerns from trade unions and lawmakers about potential job losses and spending cuts. His government, which ended 14 years of Conservative rule, faces declining support as public services struggle and economic growth remains low. The government plans to increase defense spending, potentially leading to tax hikes or spending cuts, including welfare benefit reductions. Starmer aims to reduce regulation, increase AI use in civil service roles, and has abolished NHS England to cut bureaucracy, sparking job loss concerns.