Sir Keir Starmer
The Public Record
I made a promise to these families, looked them in the eye, and said I would bring this forward as soon as I could. And I've kept that promise.
We stand on the precipice of change. This is a moment of real significance for our country.
I will give my support privately if asked for, not publicly when not asked for.
To all those in the gallery whose lives have been changed or improved by this Labour government, and all across the country who struggle to be seen or heard, you're the reason I came into politics.
They suffered unimaginable grief and never gave up. If it wasn't for their dedication the Hillsborough Law would never have happened.
The landmark law was a tribute to the incredible families and campaigners who have spent decades and decades fighting to get justice for their loved ones.
That is important because it really matters in politics to have a relationship that is a working relationship.
We will never let Britain be a playground for states who want to spread fear, division and violence on our streets.
I have known him a long time, I've worked with him when I first came to Parliament, in his team directly.
So important we have that, particularly with the conflicts going on in Ukraine and the conflicts in Iran.
This has been a good summit. We achieved what we wanted to achieve, which is unity.
On the question of a bank holiday, I think I don't want to jinx it, but ask me again if we get to the final.
Is Nato stronger and more united coming out of this summit?, then the answer is yes to that.
We had to battle with the FA to get it back to where it was, which was counterintuitive.
He’s incredibly proud of the team, and incredibly proud to be English after that performance.





