Keir Starmer

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since 2024

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I don’t know why we would go back there.”
These new powers will make it easier to prosecute and lock up anyone carrying out [Iran’s] dirty work here in Britain,
They couldn’t understand why I was saying some of the things that I was saying… “... [The... They] didn’t know what to do with it, but they did what they always do, which is they pulled one line out of it and then framed that one line within their world, rather than the one that I was talking about.”
The world is just viewing the United States differently. He is doing enormous long-term damage to the U.S.’s relationship with all of its allies. Institutions that have stood for decades can no longer do the jobs that they used to be able to do, because America is proving to be an unreliable ally. This is hugely significant in the long term.”
Andy has been a lucky general in the calming of Trump,
But we don't have a Wes Streeting,
  • they added, referring to Labour's defence secretary whose challenge to Sir Keir Starmer undermined his leadership
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Instead of the two-hour Trump Tower rendezvous that Starmer enjoyed in September 2024, British officials expect their new prime minister to sit down with his U.S. counterpart on relatively neutral ground in the United Nations headquarters at the far edge of Manhattan

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Sue Gray: Working in Keir Starmer’s No 10 was ‘unbearable’

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In an interview with the Political Currency podcast, shared with the Guardian, she gave her first major analysis of the extreme tensions in the early days of Starmer’s operation, providing an insight into the culture of what has been called a “boys’ club” operating with Downing Street

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