‘We did pull the levers’: emotional Starmer defends his record
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Keir Starmer delivered an emotional final appearance at Prime Minister's Questions, defending his record and offering tributes to colleagues. The session largely avoided political attacks, focusing instead on World Cup-related questions. Starmer will step down as prime minister on Monday, handing over to Andy Burnham.
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Starmer defended his record in an emotional final PMQs.
Starmer paid tribute to those he worked with over his two years in office.
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The article characterizes Starmer's final PMQs as emotional.
Opinion- Starmer defended his record in an emotional final PMQs.
- The session largely avoided political jibes in favour of tributes.
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The article characterizes Starmer's final PMQs as emotional.
OpinionKeir Starmer defended his record as prime minister in his final appearance at Prime Minister's Questions.
The GuardianStarmer's final PMQs avoided political jibes in favor of tributes and questions about the World Cup.
The GuardianStarmer's voice was breaking at times during his final PMQs.
The GuardianStarmer paid tribute to those he worked with over his two years in office.
The GuardianStarmer will hand over the prime ministership to Andy Burnham on Monday.
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