Work of Change Begins for UK’s New Prime Minister

Keir Starmer became UK Prime Minister after Labour's landslide victory in the general election. The Conservative Party lost 250 seats, falling to 121, while Labour secured 412 seats for a 170-seat majority. Starmer appointed Angela Rayner as Deputy PM, Rachel Reeves as first female Chancellor, David Lammy as Foreign Secretary, and Yvette Cooper as Home Secretary. Outgoing PM Rishi Sunak resigned. Other parties gained seats: Liberal Democrats 71, Reform UK and Green Party 4 each, SNP 9. Independent pro-Gaza candidates won in some constituencies. Several Conservative MPs lost their seats.

Keir Starmer became UK Prime Minister after Labour's landslide victory in the general election. The Conservative Party lost 250 seats, falling to 121, while Labour secured 412 seats for a 170-seat majority. Starmer appointed Angela Rayner as Deputy PM, Rachel Reeves as first female Chancellor, David Lammy as Foreign Secretary, and Yvette Cooper as Home Secretary. Outgoing PM Rishi Sunak resigned. Other parties gained seats: Liberal Democrats 71, Reform UK and Green Party 4 each, SNP 9. Independent pro-Gaza candidates won in some constituencies. Several Conservative MPs lost their seats.

Keir Starmer became UK Prime Minister after Labour's landslide victory in the general election. The Conservative Party lost 250 seats, falling to 121, while Labour secured 412 seats for a 170-seat majority. Starmer appointed Angela Rayner as Deputy PM, Rachel Reeves as first female Chancellor, David Lammy as Foreign Secretary, and Yvette Cooper as Home Secretary. Outgoing PM Rishi Sunak resigned. Other parties gained seats: Liberal Democrats 71, Reform UK and Green Party 4 each, SNP 9. Independent pro-Gaza candidates won in some constituencies. Several Conservative MPs lost their seats.

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