We must all be free to debate openly and freely without fear – there can be no justification for political violence.
Keir Starmer: “We must all be free to debate openly and freely without fear – there can be no justification for political violence.”
Editor's note · Context
Starmer emphasizes the importance of free debate in the wake of Kirk's death.
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I will also continue, as I have done for a long time now with others, to work on combating violence against women and girls; that is an issue that matters to me hugely.
It’s work I started before I became an MP and it’s work I’m keen to continue after I’m an MP.
It has been a huge honour and privilege to represent the best constituency in the country and to have taken over from Frank Dobson, who was such a great constituency MP and a member of the last Labour government.
I think once you’ve been prime minister, it’s important to answer the question: what are you going to do next? Having decided I’m going to concentrate on international affairs, I think it’s right to step down.





