18 h. ago Keir Starmer appears determined ‘I’ll be PM this time next year’

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has doubled down on his leadership, insisting he will still be in office “this time next year” despite a tough 2025 marked by sluggish economic performance and poor poll ratings.

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21 h. ago Keir Starmer says 'I will be Prime Minister this time next year' in defiant interview

Sir Keir Starmer has dismissed speculation over his leadership and warned against 'constant chopping and changing' as he pledged to deliver on Labour's five-year mandate

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3 d. ago Can things only get better or is it time for Keir to go? VOTE NOW

SIR Keir Starmer has said “things can only get better” after he admitted frustration at the pace of change in Britain. The Prime Minister, 63, said in his New Year’s message the cost of living will ease and an improved NHS will become a reality this year. But it comes amid dismal poll ratings and a potential challenge to...

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2 w. ago Watch live: Starmer faces off against Badenoch in final PMQs of 2025

Watch live as Sir Keir Starmer faces off against Kemi Badenoch for the final time this year at Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday (17 December).

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3 w. ago More police in British Jewish communities after Bondi terror attack

Prime Minister Keir Starmer sent his condolences, saying Hanukkah ‘should be a time of celebration and joy’.

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3 w. ago Reform membership overtakes Labour for first time after Keir Starmer's party suffers 100,000 plunge in numbers since election

Leaked figures suggest Keir Starmer's party has lost around 100,000 activists in the wake of his historic win.

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3 w. ago Pity Keir Starmer – he’s the fall guy for a Labour right that’s ready to cast him aside | Owen Jones

The PM is the face of failure, but he is not solely responsible. As the Blairite ideologues mass behind Wes Streeting, we should hold them to account tooThere have been far too few defences of Keir Starmer in the British press of late. Time for a modest redress. As the last rites are muttered over his premiership, his colleagues want you to know that this is all his fault. The humiliation is complete: even Labour Together – the outfit that quietly plotted Starmer’s leadership bid – is now sharpening its knives. It is polling members on who should replace him, indulging the comforting fantasy that swapping captains will somehow stop the ship from sinking.The Tory experience of regicide should offer a caution: do not depose a king unless you have already settled on a prince who understands why the kingdom is in crisis. The Tories toppled Boris Johnson and installed Liz Truss, whose zeal to slash taxes for the wealthy detonated the markets and sealed her party’s fate. Why? Because they...

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3 w. ago Angela Rayner warns Sir Keir Starmer 'now is not the time to blink or buckle' on her flagship workers' rights bill

In a pointed intervention, the former deputy prime minister told the Commons it was 'not the time to blink or buckle' on legislation boosting the right to strike, which employers warn will cost the economy billions.

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