Keir Starmer, Pledge and immigration
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Mrs Badenoch could also attack Sir Keir over his immigration crackdown unveiled earlier this week. The Prime Minister announced measures aimed at bringing down legal migration. However, this could be a tricky topic for her because her party has come under fire for record net migration numbers while in power.
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GB News on MSNKemi Badenoch declares Brexit war on Keir Starmer as she pledges to reverse any ‘row backs’ ahead of EU resetTory leader Kemi Badenoch has vowed to reverse any Brexit "row backs" implemented by Keir Starmer's government, as the Prime Minister prepares for a reset in relations with the European Union. Speaking to GB News,
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inews.co.uk on MSNBritons want Starmer to focus on Brexit reset – rather than cosying up to TrumpVoters want Sir Keir Starmer to do more to develop closer trade relations with the EU than with Donald Trump’s United States, a new poll suggests.More than half (58%) of voters want closer trade with the EU,
Bob Lyddon also branded Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves "Sooty and Sweep" in a scathing verdict on the performances of the Prime Minister and Chancellor.
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GB News on MSNKeir Starmer ‘is embarrassed’: PM blasted as ex-MEP analyses major post-Brexit triumphsFormer Tory MEP David Campbell Bannerman has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Keir Starmer, accusing him of being "embarrassed" about Brexit successes. Speaking on GB News, Campbell Bannerman criticised the Prime Minister's approach to recent post-Brexit trade deals.
The summit, in London on May 19, is the moment Sir Keir Starmer hopes to ‘reset’ the UK’s relationship ... but deny that this amounts to reversing Brexit. However, diplomatic sources point to the recent deal struck by the EU with Switzerland, which ...
Does Keir Starmer think we're all as daft as he is? And does he imagine for a single second that any of us were fooled by his phoney hardman stance on immigration this week? He stood in front of this nation introducing his weak,
Immigration has shaped UK politics for the past 20 years, often in ways that surprised at the time but which appear in hindsight to make perfect sense. David Cameron’s 2010 pledge to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands set the Tory party on a collision course first with Brexit and then the subsequent