All news on the topic: Keir Starmer

The revelation that Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, Sue Gray, is paid more than the Prime Minister has fueled anger over salary cuts, according to sources.

Party official, who ran the field operation for the general election, was the only person on the shortlist

Keir Starmer’s strategists ordered campaign teams not to waste time fighting Reform UK in July’s election. It could come back to bite them.

The deal Giorgia Meloni has struck with Albania will see Tirana accept asylum seekers on Italy’s behalf while their claims are processed.

With the next Euros due to be hosted by the UK and Ireland, a letter to the culture secretary from European football’s governing body says there should be "no government interference in the running of football".

Putin’s top crony said ‘Russia is showing patience’ by not wielding nuclear weapons in response to Ukraine’s ongoing Kursk offensive.

The Prime Minister has laid out the vital need for radical reform in the NHS following a report into the ‘critical condition’ of the health service.

Antony Blinken to meet David Lammy in precursor to Joe Biden’s talks with Keir Starmer in Washington

Keir Starmer removed a portrait of Margaret Thatcher from the No. 10 study, citing his dislike for "pictures of people staring down at him." He also revealed his family’s new Siberian kitten is named Prince.

Owner of Ormiston Wire in London urges Keir Starmer not to forget small manufacturers in his dealings with EU

Political veterans say Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves installing trusted allies in Whitehall roles par for the course

A cabinet minister has doubled down on Labour’s plans to ban smoking in beer gardens and said the government will have a war on ‘the scourge of vaping’

Leaked Whitehall documents reveal plans to extend indoor smoking ban to certain outside spaces, such as pub gardens

Keir Starmer flew to Berlin to kick off negotiations on a "once-in-a-lifetime" new treaty with Germany - and Chancellor Scholz said his country would "take this hand reached out to us"

Former PM and ministers drew criticism for the VIP flights Labour says were ‘symbol of their government’

PM’s decision seen by some in Whitehall as precursor for role going to more politically loyal candidate

Richard Hermer tells officials he can’t approve the decision to ban arms without knowing if their use would breach international law.

PM sends message of solidarity as Ukrainians celebrate anniversary of exit from USSR

Ministers activate Operation Early Dawn, so defendants can be held in police cells as more are sentenced over riots

Former chief inspector of prisons Nick Hardwick says money would be better spent preventing crime

The Government says staff are ’working round the clock to plan for all scenarios to keep British nationals safe’ as tensions grow between Iran and Israel amid fears of an attack

Charities and human rights organisations have called on Sir Keir Starmer to reverse a planned expansion of the use of facial recognition technology following far-right riots across England and Northern Ireland.