Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered his final Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, marking what he called the "end of my political journey."
Starmer addressed the House of Commons, speaking directly to those in the gallery and across the country whose lives he said were changed or improved by his government. "You're the reason I came into politics," he stated.
Despite being ousted by his own party just two years after securing a landslide election victory, Starmer received cheers from Labour benches upon his arrival. The session adopted a generally lighter tone than usual, with lighthearted remarks about England's World Cup prospects and a by-election in Clacton.
However, the proceedings began with a somber note as Starmer paid tribute to former MP Ann Widdecombe and noted the