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world · City PM
“the sixth trade deal we’ve secured in two years”
6
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politics · New Statesman
“As Keir Starmer noted it in his final PMQs just half an hour after Yusuf finished speaking, the brief 11 years during which he has been in parliament have now seen the killings of three serving or fo…”
3
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defence · Euronews
“development of “deep precision strike weapons” in partnership with Germany”
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defence · Express
“Speaking ahead of the plans' launch, Sir Keir said it was a 'game-changing investment' that would ensure the military had the resources it needed to 'deter evolving threats and keep the British peopl…”
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defence · New Statesman
“part of a £15bn increase in funding”
15 bn
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politics · New Statesman
“on 14 June 2025, Starmer at last relented and announced one, to be led by former Children’s Commissioner Anne Longfield.”
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politics · New Statesman
“I would just gently point out that we do have a Manchester mayoralty by-election which will follow immediately on if Andy Burnham wins the by-election.”
0
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politics · New Statesman
“14 years of disappointment and despair under the Tories”
14 years
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politics · New Statesman
“the one I inherited two years ago”
2 years
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defence · Business Insider
“Their warning has been used by some in Moscow as a further call to surge military readiness among schoolchildren. Viktor Vodolatsky, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs, …”
2030
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defence · Express
“nine months after it was due to be completed”
9 months
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politics · New Statesman
“Fresh from his landslide 2024 election victory”
2024 year
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politics · Express
“The 63-year-old politician announced his intention to resign as Prime Minister and Leader of the Labour Party on June 22”
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politics · New Statesman
“Nominations for a leadership contest will open on 9 July with a new leader and prime minister in place by the end of parliament’s summer recess in early September.”
9 July
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politics · New Statesman
“He said he had spoken to the King on Monday morning (22 June) to tell him of his decision.”
22 June
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politics · New Statesman
“Walking up this street two years ago was the proudest moment of my life," Starmer said a little after 09:30am this morning (22 June).”
2 years
9.5 hours
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politics · New Statesman
“Starmer was allowed just nine more words, and 12 seconds of speaking, before he was forced to compete with Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”.”
9 words
12 seconds
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politics · New Dispatch
“He’s been stymied by Starmer saying he won’t stay until September, so he’s had no time to work out what he’s going to actually do.”