UNITED KINGDOM — Keir Starmer became Britain’s next prime minister, ushering in a new era after 14 years of Conservative rule following a stunning victory that brought his left-leaning Labour Party to power with a huge majority. Starmer met King Charles III at Buckingham Palace and was invited to form a government. Starmer has promised to help Britain “get its future back” after difficult years of economic crisis and hardship... washingtonpost.com
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Keir Starmer becomes Britain’s next prime minister following Labour Party's victory
Published (Updated) on Friday, July 5, 2024
• UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Hosts Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, King Charles, European Leaders, and other world leaders in London on Sunday 2nd of March, 2025 - Photo News
• Pound falls sharply and long-term borrowing rates up • OpenAI is throwing down the gauntlet at Google, and more - Business News Headlines Thursday 31/October/2024
• Passengers at Birmingham Airport left stranded on planes and evacuated after all flights were suspended
• Chinese communities are being targeted by scammers who trick older women out of their valuables
• UK population has hit 68.3million after huge net immigration sparked the biggest rise since the 1970
• Charlie Mullins, Britain's richest plumber has said he wants to have 'no assets in the UK whatsoever' and intends on not paying tax
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