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Keir Starmer
Member of Parliament · Labour
Transcripts of what Keir Starmer said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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"Ma mission est accomplie" : le dernier discours de K.Starmer en tant que Premier ministre｜TF1 INFO · TF1 INFO · 20 July 2026
Starmer announces his resignation as Prime Minister
“My work is done. I'm about to visit His Majesty the King to offer my resignation and close the book on my time as Prime Minister. My work is done. In six and a half years, I took our party…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 July 2026
PMQs opening: Murder of Ann Widdecombe and democratic security
“Mr. Speaker, can I thank you for your kind words. But I must start by saying I'm truly horrified by the murder of Ann Widdecombe. She was a distinguished politician with deep convictions whose vivid and fearless character captured the…”
Watch from 26:57PMQs exchanges with backbenchers: Hate crime, Ukraine and carers
“Well, can I thank him for his question and for his hard work? And he reminds us that an attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. Antisemitism and anti-Muslim hatred are a poison. We ripped…”
Watch from 31:44Starmer–Badenoch PMQs duel: Leadership, legacy and policy record
“Can I start by joining her in a tribute to Ann Widdecombe? And I know that the hurt is keenly felt across all her friends and family. But it's particularly keenly felt by political colleagues in the Conservative Party for…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 14 July 2026
Hillsborough Law : Final speeches and passage
“I usually have to ask the King for consent, so that was... Madam Deputy Speaker, I beg to move that the bill be now read for a third time. Madam Deputy Speaker, I still remember the first time I met…”
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Pourquoi Donald Trump tourne le dos à l’Otan · BFMTV · 8 July 2026
Russian threat and European rearmament under American dependence
“It's our intelligence assessment and the assessment of other countries in NATO that there could be an attack by Russia on NATO as soon as 2030. So you can see the urgency and the priority that we're putting behind this.”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 2 July 2026
Prime Ministerial statement: Historic forced adoption apology
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This morning in Downing Street, I met some of the mothers and adult adoptees harmed by historic adoption practices in England. They are here with us in the gallery today. And I had the chance to…”
Watch from 2:14:56Response from Opposition and committees: Support and scrutiny
“Well, could I thank him for the tone of his response and for the welcome for what the government set out today and thank him for the care and attention that he has shown to this issue and linked issues…”
Watch from 2:31:09Response from Opposition and committees: Support and scrutiny
“Can I thank her for all the work that she has done on this and that she has led through the Education Committee and all the members of that committee. I've heard about the testimony to the committee and how…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 1 July 2026
PMQs opening: Venezuela disaster, defence plan and NHS
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Our thoughts, I'm sure the thoughts of the whole House, are with the people of Venezuela. The scenes of destruction are simply harrowing. Mr. Speaker, we've committed humanitarian funding, deployed experts, search and rescue teams, and…”
Watch from 26:34PMQs opening: Venezuela disaster, defence plan and NHS
“Well, Mr. Speaker, his NHS trust has identified their preferred site for the new Frimley Park Hospital and detailed technical work can now start. And let's be frank about this hospital. The Tories promised 40 new hospitals with no funding…”
Watch from 28:50PMQs: Labour–Conservative clash on defence spending and welfare
“Mr. Speaker, I'm very proud that this Labour government has delivered two major funding increases in just two years in government. The first, which was funded by overseas aid, took us to 270 billion pounds over the spending review period.…”
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