Keir Starmer Holds First Press Conference as UK PM | Rwanda Bill | UK Genereal Elections 2024 | N18G

Sir Keir Starmer held his first cabinet meeting this morning before answering questions from the media at a press conference.
The new prime minister and his cabinet have promised to hit the ground running after winning a landslide victory.
The Rwanda deportation plan is “dead and buried”, Sir Keir Starmer said in his first press conference as prime minister.
“The Rwanda scheme was dead and buried before it started,” the Prime Minister said when asked about the plan on Saturday. He added: “It’s never been a deterrent.”
It comes after the prime minister killed off the scheme on the first day of his premiership after pledging to scrap it in his manifesto.
The scheme, first announced by Boris Johnson and continued by Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, has been waylaid by long court battles since its inception.
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[@amarjeetsehmi8995]

If Rwanda Bill is dead by Liberal, what happens to policy against Islamists and extremists out to dethrown UK kingdom and impose Sharia laws in Britain that do not exist even in Pakistan since 1947.

[@neanda]

ikr, we're fkd now

[@LailaMohamed-b8o]

Harder right.

[@jona826]

Labour have only been in power a few days and people are losing their minds! Let's just wait and see.

[@mysterymaverick1982]

They've been scheming for months.

[@amarjeetsehmi8995]

What is his decison to already deported illegals or islamist erxtremists from Britain by PM Sunik leader of Republican.

[@BrandyHeng007]

1st Policy Change of his premiership

[@-xl7ep1se3i]

สวัสดีคะดิฉันต้องขอโทษที่ออกไปหาใครใครไมีได้ทั้งนั้นนอกจากวันทีีพระบาทและครอบครัวของดิฉันและราชวงค์ทุกทุกพระอยู่กันพร้อมหน้ากันเท่านั้นทรัพสินเงินทองทุกทุกที่มีค่าหรือครอยครัวของหนูคะและแผีนดินโลกอยู่เย็นเแ็นสุขเสียก่อนแต่ตอนนี้ที่ใหนใหนก็มีแต่สงครามและนำ้ท่วมไปหมดดิฉันต้องการเครลียไหัโลกนี้หยุดทึกทุกอย่สงและต้องช่วยไห้ชาวฌลกทุกทุกปนะเทศอยู่กันิย่างมรความสุขไห้ได้นะคะฟีด

[@uniquevideosUk]

Lammy im sorry Noooooo

[@davidpaterson2309]

@@uniquevideosUk Why not, exactly? He is a well educated man - Law batchelor from SOAS and master from Harvard. He is a qualified barrister. He is articulate and cultured with a love of music appropriate to a former boy chorister at Peterborough cathedral, he is a fellow (elected, not awarded) of the Royal Society of Arts. He has experience of public administration and ministerial service. He has a particular understanding of the USA (surely a useful qualification) having not only lived and studied there but having worked in legal practice and is very well connected not only with Democrats (Obama was his mentor at Harvard and they are still friends) but with Republicans (he was recently invited to speak at a series of think tank events). What is it in that background that makes him unsuitable?

[@neanda]

@@davidpaterson2309 everything you've just said makes him unsuitable to represent and understand common people

[@davidpaterson2309]

@@neanda His working class constituents in Tottenham, where he was born and brought up and who are proud of his achievements, rather than sneering at them, clearly do not agree with you. Your attitude reeks of envy of someone who came from a lowly background but through sheer hard work and force of intellect has improved his lot. Perhaps you’d prefer someone stupid and talentless to be foreign secretary?

[@luke62k93]

God almighty more and more boats and hotels,all the billions 😡

[@mysterymaverick1982]

Oh there will be more as long as we keep voting in the neo-cons and Reform won't make it better either. We need to stop the w@r agenda and then maybe things can change.

[@suekrishnan6880]

Wrong move

[@brijones]

Of course he will

[@LalitaDevi-yf4cf]

Make youngsters works on business income not other places

[@georgewarner5496]

Nigel, Richard and Lee will give Starmer and his closest gangsters one heck of a shafting every week at PM's question time until one by one they resign.

[@LalitaDevi-yf4cf]

Will be done with tax money

[@antonioeduardodeoliveiraal8924]

bndes

[@The.Conquer]

Sunak belongs in India

[@Pikachu.440]

Hell nahh

[@xMandalorex]

yup

[@alisonlaing5626]

the british public voted KS in................Rishi was ONLY in the job 20mths.........and he wasn,t the original person etc..........he "never" stood a chance etc........................

[@xMandalorex]

@@alisonlaing5626 KS won by default lol 80% of the population DIDN'T VOTE HIM IN lol

[@davidpaterson2309]

If Sunak “belongs in India” (his grandfather was actually from a part of Punjab that is now in Pakistan, his parents both came from east Africa) then by the same measure Trump surely “belongs” in Scotland (his mother) or Germany (his grandfather). But remarkably enough Trump (born in the USA and a US citizen) and Sunak (born in the U.K. and a British citizen) both seem to “belong” in their own countries in the same way.