UK’s Starmer condemns Israel’s Doha strike ahead of Herzog meeting ○
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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned Israel’s attack on Doha and said he plans to raise the issue with Isaac Herzog.
UK urged to arrest Israeli President Isaac Herzog during London visit ○
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Further protests are expected as Starmer is accused of rolling out the red carpet for a potential war criminal.
Starmer squirms over what he knew when about Lord Mandelson's Jeffrey Epstein links - as he says he DOES have confidence in US envoy despite 'more damaging details to come' ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Keir Starmer insisted the US ambassador was 'right' to express regrets after an extraordinary birthday message emerged in which he called the disgraced financier his 'best pal'.
Labour deputy leader hopefuls pitch to MPs as Starmer allies face battle to stop left-wingers from making ballot ○
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has been installed as Downing Street 's de facto choice to replace Angela Rayner.
Starmer should beware: in this volatile age, no majority and no leader is secure for long | Rafael Behr ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Labour’s massive election victory already feels long ago. The PM needs to build a new electoral alliance – and quickly
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Voters still want net zero. Just keep Miliband and Starmer away. ○
The public backs the U.K. government's push to go green — but they don't want to hear about it from politicians.
New assisted dying law is NOT a priority for the public - who want Starmer's government to cut NHS waiting lists instead, poll finds ○
Just one in eight people think the Government should prioritise legalising assisted dying compared to 70 per cent who want to see waiting times slashed, the survey of 2,090 Britons found.
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