Keir Starmer: British PM gives glimpse of first 24 hours in office
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Following 4th of July general elections in Britain, Labour Party head Keir Starmer now leads the government, to inevitably mixed reviews. One point of issue - unrelated to any individual politician - is the 'first past the post' election process itself, with many calling for proportional representation for fairer outcomes. In a 'landslide' victory, the Labour Party finally wrested power from the Conservatives, who'd been at the helm since 2010 ( in a coalition with the Liberal Democrats for that first five-year stint). Starmer lays out his priorities in this promotion, which shows glimpses from his first 24 hours in office -including the top three international phone calls. "You are now connected to Air Force One" (i.e. the United States of America) is followed by a chat with Australian Prime Minister Albanese and repeated assurances to Zelensky of Ukraine - whose own elections earlier this year were cancelled because it is under martial law due to conflict with Russia - that the UK will continue to support Ukraine. For the many hoping for an end to perpetual warfare, there was little to celebrate in Starmer's first international trip, just days after taking office: he flew to a meeting of the NATO military alliance in the U.S., where he hugged Zelensky and told him: "There's a change of government but no change of approach." Critics point out that this neatly sums up the situation in Britain. While many obviously voted for and welcome Starmer, and many are relieved to see the back of the Conservatives (Tories) for the time being, an increasing number are disaffected with the Labour Party's lack of distinguishing features in its policies. Environmental concerns are running high after the new government swiftly indicated willingness to open up formerly protected green belts for building. Other major KPIs facing Starmer include ongoing Brexit fallout, the decline of the National Health Service (NHS), and immigration. Do you think this first 24 hours promotion does an effective job of inspiring and reassuring, or does it dismay in its obvious focus on distracting foreign affairs rather than the 'national renewal' that's promised? Or would you prefer not to have any promotions from government while they get on with the job?
Keywords: Keir Starmer first 24 hours, 10 Downing St, UK politics, Labour government 2024, political ads
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