Sir Keir Starmer's final appearance as prime minister in the House of Commons was marked by a less confrontational and more cordial tone than typically seen during Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs).
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey were among those who offered words of appreciation for Starmer during the session. Labour MP Melanie Onn also commented on the unusually warm exchanges, encouraging colleagues to maintain such a collegial atmosphere.
The shift in demeanor suggests a departure from the usual adversarial nature of parliamentary debates, particularly in the lead-up to or conclusion of a prime minister's tenure.
