Sir Keir Starmer delivered a Christmas message expressing solidarity with those feeling lonely, while also hoping for peace amid Middle East instability. He thanked NHS workers and the armed forces, emphasizing a vision for a better future despite economic challenges. The government’s “Plan for Change” aims to improve living standards, but recent flatlined growth figures pose a setback for Sir Keir’s economic mission.
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PMQs live: Starmer refuses to call out Trump in response to plan for US to 'take over' Gaza
Sir Keir Starmer avoided condemning Donald Trump's plan for the US to take over Gaza and turn it into "the Riviera of the Middle East" during PMQs, focusing instead on sustaining the ceasefire and ensuring aid reaches the region. Despite Trump's proposal to move Palestinians out of Gaza, Labour's cabinet members, including environment secretary Steve Reed and foreign secretary David Lammy, emphasized the importance of a two-state solution for lasting peace, with Palestinians being able...
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