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Starmer Receives Standing Ovation in Final Prime Minister's Questions

Sir Keir Starmer received a standing ovation during his final Prime Minister's Questions, delivering heartfelt remarks before Andy Burnham is set to become Labour leader and Prime Minister on 20 July.

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Starmer's Final PMQs Marked by Standing Ovation

Sir Keir Starmer was met with a standing ovation from members of his party and other MPs following his final response during his last Prime Minister's Questions session.

"To all those in the gallery, whose lives have been changed or improved by this Labour government, and all across the country who struggle to be seen or heard, you are the reason I came into politics,"
Starmer stated in his closing remarks.

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"To my wife and children, I love you. Goodbye,"
the Prime Minister added before several MPs rose to applaud him as he proceeded to shake hands with the Speaker of the House of Commons.

Upcoming Leadership Transition

Andy Burnham is anticipated to assume leadership of the Labour Party later this week and is expected to become Prime Minister on 20 July. His first appearance at Prime Minister's Questions will occur after the summer recess.

This article was sourced from bbc

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