Sir Keir Starmer

I will not tolerate this – he will face the full force of the law.

Absolutely appalling. No one should face violence on our streets.

If there is a contest, yes I will run. I will stand and I have said repeatedly I am not going to walk away from that.

The one thing we've got to avoid doing is plunging our party and our country into chaos by turning on each other and tearing apart our party and our movement.

I was elected to serve my country with a mandate that we secured at a general election two years ago.

Getting the keys to a home you can call your own is one of the biggest events in anyone’s life. But right now, the system that should provide support instead turns it into a battle, leaving people in limbo and putting that opportunity out…

I will fight any leadership contest, calling on the party to pull together and avoid plunging the country into chaos.

We've got a clear manifesto commitment in terms of not rejoining the EU, and that's why we've gone for the closer relationship that we're building.

There was real unity in the room, in the G7, about the fact that Ukraine is doing better now, regaining territory, that the sanctions are having a real impact on Russia...

I think it has to be seen in its broader context.

We need to be really clear in relation to that and we need to fight it at every twist and every turn.

There are many actors who want to divide our country and to cause conflict in our country.

I had congratulated Trump on striking a deal with Iran, describing it as "a really important breakthrough".

These investments will create thousands of high-skilled jobs, back British innovation and strengthen our energy system so families are better protected from global shocks.

That’s why I’m focused on making the UK the best place to do business by offering global investors the stability and competitive environment they need to grow, even in the face of global uncertainty.

The world is more dangerous than it has been for a generation, with conflict abroad washing up on our shores.

I don’t feel angry, I don’t feel bitter, because I remind myself it is an incredible privilege to be the prime minister of the United Kingdom.

I’m not going to walk away. I am going to fight.

I am really pleased the two countries had reaffirmed their commitment to the Gcap fighter jet programme

This will build a new era of co-operation

Obviously it was a bad attack, and all the details have now come out in court and justice has been done.

It was reckless. The MoD have done an assessment.

What happened in the Channel was deeply concerning. It was reckless.

Not a day goes by where I don't remind myself it's a privilege.

It is a duty, and I'm here to serve, that is why I came into politics.