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Sir Charles Starmer

Former MP for Cleveland ( 6 Dec 1923 – 9 Oct 1924)

Keir Starmer

Labour MP for Holborn and St Pancras ( 8 May 2015 – current)


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Scottish Parliament: Scottish Child Payment (Aberdeen) (28 Mar 2024)

Paul McLennan: ...guarantee and the reversal of damaging welfare cuts such as the two-child limit. Those steps would lift 40,000 children in Scotland out of poverty next year. The First Minister wrote to Keir Starmer in January to find ways of working together to tackle poverty, should Labour form the next UK Government. No reply has been received from Labour or the current UK Government, and neither has...

Scottish Parliament: Scottish Government Leadership (28 Mar 2024)

...is Anas Sarwar’s record? The only consistency over the past year is that he is completely inconsistent. He has U-turned, dumped every single principle or policy and fallen into line behind Keir Starmer.

Scottish Parliament: Wellbeing Economy (United Kingdom Government Policies) (27 Mar 2024)

Collette Stevenson: The Tory Government’s budget offered nothing to the millions of people who are really struggling with the cost of living, and Sir Keir Starmer has already confirmed that Labour would follow the Tories’ tax and spending rules. If we add to that the fact that Labour and the Tories do not want to devolve employment law, it is clear that Westminster offers no solution for the people of...

Scottish Parliament: Higher Education (Access) (26 Mar 2024)

Rona Mackay: ...on to higher education. Scottish Labour’s hypocrisy on supporting students is pretty staggering. It claims to remain committed to supporting free tuition but, yet again, refuses to hold Keir Starmer to account for his flip-flopping on the matter. I hope that Pam Duncan-Glancy will stay true to the commitment that she made in her contribution. It is getting harder to distinguish between...

Asylum Seekers: Rwanda - Question (21 Mar 2024)

Lord Faulkner of Worcester: ...“Peston” programme last night? He said that the Government lost the seven votes in this House yesterday because of all the votes of the Labour Peers who were whipped into the Lobby by Sir Keir Starmer. Can he point out what the arithmetic is in the relationship between Conservative Peers and Labour Peers?

10. Short Debate: Saving lives and protecting our communities — The case for overdose prevention centres (20 Mar 2024)

Sioned Williams: ...our arguments for the devolution of criminal justice for exactly this reason. Do you see, therefore, that the piecemeal approach, suggested by Gordon Brown and that seems to be adopted by Keir Starmer, won't address this issue, and don't you regret that?

7. Plaid Cymru Debate: Barnett formula (20 Mar 2024)

Mabon ap Gwynfor: ...were united in calling for that change. Since then, what have you as a Government done in approaching the UK Government to change the policy, and, more than that, have you managed to influence Keir Starmer to promise to change the Barnett formula once a Labour Government is installed?

Prime Minister: Engagements (20 Mar 2024)

Keir Starmer: I thank the Prime Minister for his words in welcoming Vaughan Gething to his post as First Minister of Wales. As the first black leader of any European Government, it is a historic moment that speaks to the progress and values of modern-day Wales. I also pay tribute to Mark Drakeford for his long, steady service in Wales. With violent prisoners released early because the Tories wrecked the...

Extremism Definition and Community Engagement - Statement (19 Mar 2024)

Baroness Sherlock: ..., against the backdrop of growing divisions, it is for political leaders to provide “a conciliatory tone” and to “pursue policies that bring us together, not risk driving us apart”. Keir Starmer has made it clear that if Ministers behave responsibly, if they reach out to other parties to seek to build consensus, rather than using the issue for party gain in a pre-election period,...

3. Debate: Final report of the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales (19 Mar 2024)

Rhun ap Iorwerth: .... But I might suggest that the necessary discussions can and should already have started with what is potentially an incoming UK Labour Government. What guarantees have been secured from Keir Starmer that the necessary reforms will be delivered, and over what timescale? Now, the commission's recommendations on the devolution of justice and policing go further than what was on offer in the...

1. Questions to the First Minister: Questions Without Notice from the Party Leaders (19 Mar 2024)

Mark Drakeford: ...don't want to do is to devalue the currency of those calls by doing what the leader of Plaid Cymru suggested to me last week, that barely a day would go by when I wasn't on the phone asking Keir Starmer for something. I've always been very careful to make sure that in the many conversations I have had with the leader of the UK party, it's always been about something that is essential to...

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill: Clause 1 - Introduction (18 Mar 2024)

...-Roberts Naseem Shah Michael Shanks Virendra Sharma Barry Sheerman Tommy Sheppard Tulip Siddiq Andrew Slaughter Alyn Smith Cat Smith Jeff Smith Nick Smith Karin Smyth Alex Sobel John Spellar Keir Starmer Chris Stephens Jo Stevens Jamie Stone Alistair Strathern Graham Stringer Zarah Sultana Mark Tami Sam Tarry Alison Thewliss Gareth Thomas Owen Thompson Richard Thomson Emily Thornberry...

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill: Clause 2 - Safety of the Republic of Rwanda (18 Mar 2024)

...Moyle Liz Saville-Roberts Naseem Shah Michael Shanks Virendra Sharma Tommy Sheppard Tulip Siddiq Andrew Slaughter Alyn Smith Cat Smith Jeff Smith Nick Smith Karin Smyth Alex Sobel John Spellar Keir Starmer Chris Stephens Jo Stevens Jamie Stone Alistair Strathern Graham Stringer Zarah Sultana Mark Tami Sam Tarry Alison Thewliss Gareth Thomas Owen Thompson Richard Thomson Emily Thornberry...

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill: Clause 4 - Decisions based on particular individual circumstances (18 Mar 2024)

...Moyle Liz Saville-Roberts Naseem Shah Michael Shanks Virendra Sharma Barry Sheerman Tulip Siddiq Andrew Slaughter Alyn Smith Cat Smith Jeff Smith Nick Smith Karin Smyth Alex Sobel John Spellar Keir Starmer Chris Stephens Jo Stevens Jamie Stone Alistair Strathern Graham Stringer Zarah Sultana Mark Tami Sam Tarry Alison Thewliss Gareth Thomas Richard Thomson Emily Thornberry Stephen Timms...

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill: After clause 4 - Section 57 of the Illegal Migration Act 2023 (18 Mar 2024)

...-Roberts Naseem Shah Michael Shanks Virendra Sharma Barry Sheerman Tommy Sheppard Tulip Siddiq Andrew Slaughter Alyn Smith Cat Smith Jeff Smith Nick Smith Karin Smyth Alex Sobel John Spellar Keir Starmer Chris Stephens Jo Stevens Jamie Stone Alistair Strathern Graham Stringer Zarah Sultana Mark Tami Sam Tarry Alison Thewliss Gareth Thomas Owen Thompson Richard Thomson Emily Thornberry...

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill: After Clause 5 - Removals to Rwanda under the Illegal Migration Act 2023 (18 Mar 2024)

...Shah Michael Shanks Jim Shannon Virendra Sharma Barry Sheerman Tommy Sheppard Tulip Siddiq Andrew Slaughter Alyn Smith Cat Smith Jeff Smith Nick Smith Karin Smyth Alex Sobel John Spellar Keir Starmer Chris Stephens Jo Stevens Jamie Stone Alistair Strathern Graham Stringer Zarah Sultana Mark Tami Sam Tarry Alison Thewliss Gareth Thomas Owen Thompson Richard Thomson Emily Thornberry Stephen...

Spring Budget 2024 - Motion to Take Note (18 Mar 2024)

Lord Sherbourne of Didsbury: ...Government—the rolling back of the trade union reforms brought in by previous Conservative Governments, which were broadly accepted by the Blair/Brown Governments but which would be repealed by a Starmer Government. I wonder whether the noble Lord, Lord Livermore, who served in No. 10 when Gordon Brown was Prime Minister, is a whole-hearted supporter of his party’s proposals to ditch...

News Broadcasting: Regulation - Question for Short Debate (14 Mar 2024)

Baroness Bennett of Manor Castle: ..., and that has not been dealt with. I also want to come back to the rather fraught point of the potential for Leveson 2. My understanding is that in December, the Observer reported that Sir Keir Starmer was not intending to revive the second stage of the Leveson inquiry into press standards should he form the next Government—it was abandoned by the Conservative Party in 2018—nor would...

7. Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget (13 Mar 2024)

Peter Fox: ...the Conservatives have a long-term plan for the whole of the United Kingdom, while Labour still continue to flip-flop and have no clear strategy as to how to handle the economy. And if, as Keir Starmer first said before he changed his mind, Wales is Labour's blueprint for success, then the United Kingdom and Wales are in for a shock if Labour win the next election. Diolch, Llywydd.

National Insurance Contributions (Reduction in Rates) (No.2) Bill (13 Mar 2024)

David Simmonds: ...number of points that have been raised about the use of national insurance contributions. We heard the Leader of the Opposition, the right hon. and learned Member for Holborn and St Pancras (Keir Starmer), asserting very clearly at the Dispatch Box in Prime Minister’s questions earlier that a reduction of national insurance meant a cut in the budget for the NHS. It is worth reflecting...


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