Emlyn Hall

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BREAKING: Britain’s Prime Minister Just Delivered a Br— And the Entire World Saw It. A reporter threw Keir Starmer into the fire with one explosive question: “Tru.m.p is furious with you. Has your relationship completely fallen apart?” Most politicians would have panicked. Dodged the question. Smiled awkwardly. Tried to calm the headlines. But not Starmer. He stared straight ahead and said the one thing almost nobody in Washington has dared to say out loud: “I act in the British national interest. My principles and values are what guide me. Nothing — but nothing — is going to deflect me from that.” No apology. No fear. No desperate attempt to keep T.ru.mp happy. Just imagine that for a second. While American politicians continue walking on eggshells around the man in Mar-a-Lago, Britain’s Prime Minister stood on a military base in Saudi Arabia and made it crystal clear: “I do not govern for you.” He refused to drag Britain into a war without legal approval. He demanded proof, legality, and accountability. For 39 days, he held his ground while Tr.u.mp raged, threatened, and unleashed fury online. And when asked if he regretted standing up to Tr.ump? Not one second of hesitation. Not one word of apology. Not one inch of retreat. This is what real leadership looks like. Not angry social media posts before sunrise. Just a leader who knows exactly who he serves — and refuses to bow.

When presented with a binary choice, Brits now prefer the Labour Party under Keir Starmer winning the next general election to Reform UK under Nigel Farage by a margin of 40% to 32% ipsos.com/en-uk/when-for…

#bbcpm Oh my goodness. The bots are out in full force attacking Starmer. He must be making some other political leaders uncomfortable

'It is very important that we get the Strait of Hormuz open'. Keir Starmer is in Saudi Arabia for talks with Gulf allies. The UK's prime minister says that there is "still a lot of work to do" to reopen the oil and gas shipping route. trib.al/XqSPamw

@Keir_Starmer I favour a prime minister who doesn’t sit back when he sees an opportunity to build on a dramatic turn of events, and he gets on a plane and goes to speak to the leaders in the region to get support for a plan that will bring down bills and inflation not just here but in many counties around the world. I call that leadership.