Sir Keir Starmer

I hope he wins the by-election and he'll play a big part in the Labour government.

The UK is stepping up – choking off the revenues that fuel Putin's war and powering Ukraine through the winters ahead.

Putin should roll back his tanks, end his barbaric strikes, and come to the negotiating table.

That is hugely important in terms of reopening the strait, very, very important for us in the United Kingdom, because, of course, the strait being closed in the way that it has had an impact on our economy, had an impact on every household…

Let me first say how much we welcome the deal that President Trump has been able to get in this situation, congratulate him and the mediators on the work that they have done, because this is a really important breakthrough.

There is a real sense that things are changing, that Ukraine is not taking territory – which is has done in the last few months – rather than defending territory.

I have taken the decision to reallocate money from other departments.

I sat next to Donald Trump for two hours last night at dinner, which was just the G7 leaders.

The use of proxies by hostile states in this country is a growing concern and a real concern.

It was the moment for the G7 to ramp up the pressure on Moscow.

There was "real unity" among G7 leaders on Ukraine, which he said was regaining territory and inflicting huge losses on occupying Russian forces.

It's going to make a material difference to our economies, to stability in the world, and of course we're [G7 countries] all united in saying that Iran must not get... a nuclear weapon.

The UK will play its "full part" in getting the Strait of Hormuz reopened "as soon as possible".

Obviously the new defence secretary is reading in, and we're talking to him about how and what we will spend that money on, in terms of capability.

Is there a situation in the offline world where you would just let your child pair up with a stranger, an adult that you don't know anything about? No, so we're taking action on that.

It will make a huge difference, it will make our children safer, it will make our children happier, it will give them more time, more security, more freedom to grow up, more opportunity.

This will change the conversations that parents have and the expectations of children over time.

It is clear to me a full ban is the right choice.

You will know that we took preparatory action as a coalition of countries, led by myself and President Macron, to put together those countries that are prepared to do some of the reassurance work that’s needed when we get to a moment like…

This is a hugely significant moment. We have long called for de-escalation, and it is vital that all parties seize this opportunity to secure stability in the region and restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

I want first to welcome the breakthrough reached last night between the US and Iran, and I congratulate President Trump, the mediators from Pakistan and Qatar, and all those involved.

I’ve always said if I can make one positive thing as the loss of my child and that’s what I aim to do...

It’s too late for our children but we can do something for the rest of the children.

But I ask the question now, do we truly believe that social media creates a happy environment for our children?

All I’ve ever wanted for my own children, hand on heart, is for them to be happy and for them to be safe, and I think that’s what any parent wants.