Keir Starmer Vows to Rebuild Britain After Labour's Landslide Victory

Keir Starmer has become the UK's new prime minister following a decisive Labour Party victory. The Labour Party secured 412 seats, while the Conservatives suffered a historic defeat. Starmer pledged to rebuild Britain and restore public trust, highlighting a government focused on service and national renewal.

Keir Starmer became the UK's new prime minister on Friday, vowing to rebuild Britain after Labour Party's landslide victory. The party secured 412 seats, up 211 from the 2019 election, while the Conservatives faced their worst defeat, winning only 121 seats.

Starmer, assuming office as the 58th prime minister, emphasized the 'urgent' work ahead and pledged to bridge the gap between public service and political promises. He assured that his government would serve all citizens with respect and commitment.

In his speech, he acknowledged the historic significance of Rishi Sunak's tenure as the first British Asian prime minister and thanked him for his dedication. The transition of power is expected to proceed smoothly.

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