A year ago, Keir Starmer’s Labour Party won the largest majority in Parliament this century and consigned the Conservatives, Labour’s historic rival, to its worst defeat. Now, after 15 months in power,

Keir Starmer has lashed out at Nigel Farage, branding small boats crossing the Channel as 'Brexit boats' and saying the Reform leader was wrong to say leaving the EU would not affect migration

The prime minister suggested Labour was the real 'patriotic party' as he attacked Reform UK in his keynote speech.

A successful party conference speech has rallied the troops and offered the Labour leader a reprieve from mounting speculation about his leadership, but for how long?

Sir Keir Starmer was put on the spot over polling showing he is the least popular prime minister in history. The Prime Minister was asked by ITV's Robert Peston about an Ipsos survey which gave him a net satisfaction score of minus 66.

Keir Starmer was met with an eruption of applause as he listed Labour's achievements in the last year, from expanding free school meals to ending fire and rehire practices

The prime minister told the BBC he needed "space" to make good on the promises he made at last year's general election.

The Prime Minister says says he won’t ‘tear down’ international laws but says a rethink is needed on how they are applied

Sir Keir Starmer has scrapped the target for 50 per cent of pupils to go to university, instead pledging that Labour will aim to see two-thirds of children complete a degree or do a “gold standard apprenticeship”. The prime minister said he no longer believed the pledge, which was made by Tony Blair in 1999, was “right for our times”.

LONDON — He is the U.K.'s most unpopular leader on record — more disliked even than Liz Truss, the woman famously outlasted by a lettuce. Little over a year after winning a historic landslide victory, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces what could be a make-or-break moment as he fights for his political future.