UK Report says UK PM Starmer ready to quit, but source says he is still focused on the job - The British leader said on ⁠Friday he would fight any challenge to his position and urged Labour not to tear itself apart with infighting.

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Britain's Observer newspaper said British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was expected to resign on Monday and set out a timetable ‌for his departure, though a government source said Starmer remained focused on getting on with the job of governing.

The threat to Starmer's position, which has been building for months, increased sharply on ⁠Friday when his rival Andy Burnham won a seat in parliament that would allow him to launch a formal leadership challenge.

The Observer report said Starmer was discussing the matter with his wife at his Chequers country residence before making a final decision, but that senior Labour figures expected a clear statement on his ‌future ⁠as early as Monday.

However, a government source said Starmer remained focused on his job and pointed to previous statements he has made to that effect.

The British leader said on ⁠Friday he would fight any challenge to his position and urged Labour not to tear itself apart with infighting.

More ⁠than 100 elected lawmakers in his party - roughly a quarter of all Labour representatives in the House ⁠of Commons - have publicly said they want Starmer to quit or set out a timetable for his exit.

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whatever I feel like dijo:
I think angry remainers would have been out in force.
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But they were already out in force and they fucking lost. Theresa May didn't fail to call an election as soon as she got the job because she was afraid of angry remoaners. She WAS a remoaner. She failed to call an election because she was afraid of motivated Brexiteers voting for the actual Eurosceptic party instead of the Labour-lite that the Tories are. Which would have potentially meant that Tories would lose their slim majority and they may have had to form a coalition with UKIP. Once UKIP had imploded because Farage quit the party, May felt safe enough to call a General Election
 
Truss was hated by the civil service because she wanted to absolutely gut them. So they engineered this retarded hate for her. Ask anyone who despises her why they do,and they won't ever be able to give you a solid reason.

That's because they're empty headed spastics who hate her because they fell for the socially engineered campaign to get her out. No other reason than because they're social media using, weapons grade retards, unable of generating a single original thought for themselves.
 
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The reasoning I've heard is that Starmer is a lawyer, and he's not going to go unless he legally has to. He's basically inhuman, as he admitted, he doesn't even dream. The disapproval of basically the entire country don't bother him, because he's a sociopath.
If he can legally stay, he'll fight to do so.
 
Frostnipped Todger dijo:
The reasoning I've heard is that Starmer is a lawyer, and he's not going to go unless he legally has to. He's basically inhuman, as he admitted, he doesn't even dream. The disapproval of basically the entire country don't bother him, because he's a sociopath.
If he can legally stay, he'll fight to do so.
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He does dream, mammals are hard wired to it. That was a ridiculous claim from him, no doubt intended to make him come across as Uber practical and totes soopah smart. All it did was out him as a spastic who doesn't understand basic biology (like all lefties. Men are men, women are women, trannies need to eat lead).

Every human being dreams.
 
not william stenchever dijo:
How did Cromwell fail to knock parliment into line like he did to the crown? I guess he was more about applied autism than political autism.
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What are you talking about? He marched into Westminster on April 20th, 1653, called in a bunch of men armed with muskets, and literally dissolved the rump parliament at gunpoint.
The ‘barebone’s parliament’ that replaced the rump parliament was considerably more ‘in line’ with his goals and objectives.
 
Broadside dijo:
How much you want to bet he became eligible for severance pay?
The normies will watch this kayfabe and be like "finally the tyrant has gone!" then unironically continue to vote Labour and wonder why there's still a gang of Somalians on there high street.
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He got himself a knighthood for fucking up the streets, so I dare say he won't be looking down the back of the sofa for loose change to buy a loaf of bread.
 

Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister of United Kingdom​

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In short:​

Sir Keir Starmer has announced he will step as prime minister of the United Kingdom.

He said he will remain as caretaker prime minister while a new Labour leader is chosen in the next few weeks.

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What's next?​

Ex-mayor of Greater Manchester and new Labour MP Andy Burnham is expected to vy for the leadership position.

Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister of the United Kingdom.

He said his decision came after speaking with the King earlier today, local time, and was in the best interests of the country.

He will remain as caretaker prime minister until a new Labour leader is chosen in the next few weeks.

Sir Keir made the announcement after facing growing pressure to hand over to a new leader who can try to revive the government’s flagging fortunes

He has been in office since leading Labour to a landslide election victory in July 2024.

In those two years, his popularity and that of the party have plummeted.

His departure follows the victory of popular ex-mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham in a special election last week.

Burnham is due to be sworn in as a member of Parliament today, local time.

EDIT: local archive of resignation speech

 
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Broadside dijo:
How much you want to bet he became eligible for severance pay?
The normies will watch this kayfabe and be like "finally the tyrant has gone!" then unironically continue to vote Labour and wonder why there's still a gang of Somalians on there high street.
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All PMs regardless of tenure length get a payout and a pension, and that's not including all the dosh they make on speaker circuits and paid engagements, consulting, etc.
 
Pee Cola dijo:
He has been in office since leading Labour to a landslide election victory in July 2024.
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these fucks NEVER mention that labour had lost half a million votes from the previous election (which was considered a crushing defeat) and the only reason they won a majority was because people were soo pissed of at the conservatives that they said "fuck the spoiler effect" and voted reform. If the current retarded FPTP vooting system was replaced these fags would never have gotten power and they know it.
 
Turns out kier only needed a quarter of a million white british females raped before he decided to step down. It's progress i suppose.
 
Dr J dijo:
But they were already out in force and they fucking lost. Theresa May didn't fail to call an election as soon as she got the job because she was afraid of angry remoaners. She WAS a remoaner. She failed to call an election because she was afraid of motivated Brexiteers voting for the actual Eurosceptic party instead of the Labour-lite that the Tories are. Which would have potentially meant that Tories would lose their slim majority and they may have had to form a coalition with UKIP. Once UKIP had imploded because Farage quit the party, May felt safe enough to call a General Election
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Dude, thats homerism bullshit. We have actual poll numbers from back then.
 
Pee Cola dijo:

Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister of United Kingdom​

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Ver archivo adjunto 9177416​

In short:​

Sir Keir Starmer has announced he will step as prime minister of the United Kingdom.

He said he will remain as caretaker prime minister while a new Labour leader is chosen in the next few weeks.

​

What's next?​

Ex-mayor of Greater Manchester and new Labour MP Andy Burnham is expected to vy for the leadership position.

Sir Keir Starmer says he will resign as prime minister of the United Kingdom.

He said his decision came after speaking with the King earlier today, local time, and was in the best interests of the country.

He will remain as caretaker prime minister until a new Labour leader is chosen in the next few weeks.

Sir Keir made the announcement after facing growing pressure to hand over to a new leader who can try to revive the government’s flagging fortunes

He has been in office since leading Labour to a landslide election victory in July 2024.

In those two years, his popularity and that of the party have plummeted.

His departure follows the victory of popular ex-mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham in a special election last week.

Burnham is due to be sworn in as a member of Parliament today, local time.

EDIT: local archive of resignation speech

Keir Starmer resigns： FULL SPEECH [2TDqQE3DpUk].webm
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Millions of which people did you want to change lives for the better for though, Kier? ☪️ Let's see what the next shitshow brings. Kind of hoping it's an even bigger shitshow to force a GE tbh, 2029 is way too far away.
 
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