Keir Starmer
The Public Record
Starmer ordered the intervention after being made aware of the potential issue by the Football Association.
I am determined to ensure the safety of the UK and our Allies and to do that, we must step up to deliver a stronger, more European NATO.
Let me just share with you the closing words of President Trump, because as Mark Rutte closed the meeting, he turned back to Donald Trump, who thanked everybody there for the spirit of the meeting and the unity of the meeting.
It is never too late to issue an apology for wrongdoing – I wholeheartedly agree with that.
We all want a country where everyone, no matter their background, feels they are respected for who they are.
Politics should be about improving the lives of millions of people, not about personal gain, not about hiding dodgy donations, and I think the public will see this for exactly what it is.
Keir Starmer stepped in to stop FIFA from bringing forward kick-off at the Estadio Azteca, over fears the alteration could hand World Cup co-hosts Mexico an unfair edge over England.
I have always felt that the most basic responsibility of being Prime Minister is to leave the country in a better place than when you found it.
There's often this discussion - what's the right balance between dealing with international affairs and dealing with domestic affairs? They're one and the same thing.
Those decisions are a matter for the football World Cup governing body and should stay that way, and we are clear in that position … the prime minister supports the integrity of competition in all sports.
At the end of the day, the Labour Party is the vehicle for social justice in this country.
Whoever's my successor is going to face the same global conflict. We keep saying, and it's true, we're in a more dangerous and volatile world than we've been in for probably most of my lifetime. That's not just a phrase, that's reality.
Any investment in a child, particularly in their early years, has the possibility of paying off for an entire lifetime.
It is a fight my successor must now lead and I wish them the very best in their endeavours.
We’re in a more dangerous and volatile world than we’ve been in for probably most of my lifetime.
Did I want it to end at this point in this way? No, I didn’t. But I accept that with good grace.
If you’re prime minister and you care what bills are going to be like in any household around the country, you have to care about finding a lasting solution to the situation in Ukraine; you have to care about what happens in the Strait of…





