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Starmer denies the purging of left-wing candidates
Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour Party, has denied that his party is obstructing left-wing candidates as it works to ensure that a complete slate is in position for the general election on July 4. He expressed his desire for "the most exceptional candidates" to be considered during his speech in Monmouthshire. Diane Abbott, a seasoned Labour politician, has accused the party of conducting a "cull" of left-wing candidates.
Starmer: Election is the awaited moment for change
According to the Labour leader, he "humbly" requests that the public permit his party to "return Britain to the service of working people." According to Sir Keir Starmer, the "opportunity for change" will be the defining factor of the general election on July 4. The Labour leader stated that Rishi Sunak's announcement was the "moment the country has been waiting for and needs."
Starmer urges Sunak to address nation as Tories falter
Nonetheless, the Conservatives' defeat at the hands of the Reform Party's impressive performance is likely to increase unease. Richard Holden, chairman of the Conservative Party, stated, "Votes for Reform will undoubtedly benefit Labour in the event of a general election." The Labour victory with a nearly 15,000-vote majority in the election for the position of mayor of York and North Yorkshire will also be regarded as a setback for the Conservatives.
Starmer denies threatening Speaker over Gaza vote
In the midst of the Gaza ceasefire debate, Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces challenges retaining his role after Labour's contentious amendment. Sir Keir Starmer denies threatening Hoyle, merely advocating for a comprehensive discussion. Accusations of political maneuvering and interference cloud Hoyle's decision-making, as SNP withdraws support and Conservatives express no confidence. Labour blames Tory boycott for disorder, while the government accuses Labour of undermining the Speaker. Despite the turmoil, some defend Hoyle's fairness and integrity.
Starmer demands immediate end to Gaza conflict before vote
Ahead of a pivotal Commons vote that may reignite divisions within Labour regarding its stance on the conflict, Sir Keir Starmer has advocated for a "permanent ceasefire" in Gaza. Sir Keir Starmer advocated for a "permanent ceasefire" in Gaza prior to a Commons vote that could potentially reopen Labour divisions on the matter.
Starmer claims he defeated Azhar Ali in Rochdale by-election
Starmer claims he defeated Azhar Ali in Rochdale by-election
Starmer defends Labour’s £28bn green spending U-turn
Sir Keir Starmer asserted that he was compelled to abandon Labour's £28 billion annual green investment pledge. He justified the U-turn by asserting that it had become unaffordable due to the economic downturn caused by the Conservatives. Moreover, he stated that if Labour wins the election, it will continue to spend more than the Conservatives on green initiatives and is committed to "clean power by 2030."
Starmer considers assisted dying law change after Rantzen’s plea
Starmer considers assisted dying law change after Rantzen's plea
Starmer demands government ‘comes clean’ on Mone PPE scandal
Starmer demands government 'comes clean' on Mone PPE scandal
Starmer’s Thatcher praise sparks internal party backlash
Starmer's Thatcher praise sparks internal party backlash
Sir Keir urges Tory voters to feel ‘horror at degeneration of party’
Before addressing the party conference, the Labour leader encountered a protester who hurled glitter. At that moment, he outlined his ...
Starmer claims Labour would build on green belt for houses.
Sir Keir Starmer stated that Labour would grant English councils more authority to construct green belt land to increase housing. ...
