During that first meeting, Sir Keir told his senior ministers their main challenge for 2026 was to show "hard work, focus and determination" in helping to ease the financial burden on households.

Sir Keir Starmer is putting a new minister in charge of rolling out digital IDs as the prime minister seeks to improve public sentiment towards the contentious scheme.

Keir Starmer lashed out at Kemi Badenoch in a tense PMQs clash after it emerged Tory shadow cabinet member Lord Wolfson is representing Roman Abramovich in a legal case in Jersey

The Prime Minister has repeatedly said the territory’s future must be a matter for Greenland and Denmark alone.

Sir Keir Starmer’s blueprint for nationalising the railway risks dragging the network back to the 1970s, one of his own MPs has warned.

Keir Starmer had a zinger for Reform MPs in the first prime minister’s questions of the year. Standing up for the first PMQs of 2026, Sir Keir said he hoped all members of the house had a happy Christmas. But he then joked how maybe this wasn’t the case for Reform MPs yet.

King Charles's "ultimate responsibility is to Keir Starmer", a royal commentator has asserted, amid potential concerns among the Danish Royal Family over President Donald Trump's Greenland threat. The King's anticipated visit to the United States in April 2026 to commemorate 250 years since the Declaration of Independence now faces significant

Prime Minister Keir Starmer told his cabinet this week that 2026 would be the year Britain’s fortunes turn around and year Labour gains the upper hand. For his skeptical Members of Parliament the question is whether they oust him.

Keir Starmer claimed at a meeting of his political Cabinet on Tuesday that Nigel Farage's Reform UK wants to appease Russia's Putin and 'inject bile' into communities across the country

Keir Starmer has said voters will feel “positive change” when it comes to household bills, local communities and the NHS in 2026. People in the UK will “once again feel a sense of hope”, the prime minister said in an address to mark the new year.

Keir Starmer wanted to use the new year to reassure Britons he’s focused on worries at home. Instead, he was served up an immediate reminder of how much of his agenda is being set by Donald Trump in Washington.