All news on the topic: Keir Starmer

Military assets to provide ’contingency support’ as PM repeats call for de-escalation after Iran’s retaliatory strikes

PM says new statutory inquiry was ‘right thing to do’ after findings of review submitted by Louise Casey

The chancellor has stated that modifications to the winter fuel payment, enabling more individuals to qualify, will be implemented this year.

Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton is expected to be named the next Chief of the Defence Staff, indicating a notable change in the leadership of the British armed forces.

LBC has reported that Britain will be compelled to commit to spending 3.5 percent of its GDP on defense within the next decade, as NATO is set to increase their targets next month.

A fourth man has been arrested in connection with arsons linked to Keir Starmer’s properties in north London.

Plans for £1.5 billion investment in munitions manufacturing in response to the government’s defense review’s call to boost stockpiles

Warnings ‘frustrated’ Sikh voters could turn to Reform over failure to investigate UK’s role in 1984 tragedy

There is "no doubt" that UK defence spending will rise to 3% of GDP by 2034 at the latest, Defence Secretary John Healey has said.

Spiralling rents for the UK’s 5.5 million private tenants continued to outstrip broader price rises in the economy last year.

The Government is “considering granting benefit claimants more time to seek support” before introducing welfare cuts.

Chancellor hopes investment in homes, transport and energy will stave off pressure from MPs and discontent among public

More pensioners could be eligible for the winter fuel payment after a U-turn on the planned cuts.

The initial wave of humanitarian aid has entered Gaza after an Israeli blockade that raised fears of famine and widespread starvation.

The UK’s lead negotiator Nick Thomas-Symonds tells Sky News he is "confident" a deal can be reached "that makes our borders more secure, is good for jobs and growth, and brings people’s household bills down".

Humza Yousaf has criticized Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar for "blindly" endorsing Keir Starmer’s stance on immigration—and points out that neither he nor Sarwar would be in Scotland today if the Prime Minister’s proposed immigration crackdown had existed when their families moved from Pakistan.

Canadian Prime Minister says British invitation “undermined clear messages” Ottawa was trying to convey to the US President.

Police have confirmed that the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command is leading the investigation due to the "connections with a high-profile public figure".

Police are investigating a fire that broke out at Keir Starmer’s home in the early hours of the morning.

If you want an example of the shocking sense of unfairness that now defines Keir Starmer’s Britain, look no further than the housing market.