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Continues after commercial Keir Starmer, the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (Photo by Cameron Smith/Getty Images) (Cameron Smith/Getty Images) Continues after commercial In his first announcement since winning the election, the UK's new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, announced on Saturday, the 6th, that plans to send refugees to Rwanda would be cancelled. The policy states that any refugee who has entered the UK illegally can be sent back to Rwanda until the British government finishes considering their asylum application. If the request is accepted, the person can return to the country. Otherwise, they must apply for a visa…

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, this Saturday, 6, during his first press conference, the deportation plan to Rwanda, Africa, migrants entering the country and claiming asylum will not be processed. The idea for the project came from conservative politicians who were defeated in the last election. “The Rwanda project was dead and buried before it started,” said the British prime minister. The statement was one of the first major announcements in Starmer's office, although the move was already expected to be overturned. During the campaign, he, who Labor PartyHe had already said that he would drop…

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer| Photo: EFE/EPA/NEIL HALLBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed this Saturday (6) that he would not follow pioneer Rishi Sunak's policy of deporting asylum seekers arriving in small boats from the UK to Rwanda.”Rwanda's project was dead and buried before it started. It was never an obstacle (to the small boat crossing),” Starmer told a press conference.The project was scheduled to launch on July 24, but the actual launch depends on election results. Commenting on the fact that the law has not fulfilled its initial aim of reducing the flow of irregular migrants across the English…

Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Narayan Murthy Photo: Reuters / BBC News Brazil Manchester has become accustomed to being the Manchester of Conservative Party politics.A blue and winning machine few of its core members could remember anything else. But his run – which delivered Conservative prime ministers in four consecutive elections – came to a dramatic end.Many conservatives are almost speechless and still processing the situation.One of them told me that they were not in tune with the electorate.Now the conservatives are beginning to figure out what went wrong with their tactics and leadership and what they will do…

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SAO PAULO – After Labour's landslide victory, Keir Starmer, the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, announced a “great restart”. After a meeting with the government of Charles III, he promised to restore the public service in a country weakened after 14 years of Conservative governments. Also, highlighting his “moderate” profile, he also promised to restore faith in politics.”It's clear to all that our country needs a major reset, a reinvention of who we are. Because no matter how fierce the storms of history, one of this nation's greatest strengths has always been its ability to navigate calmer waters.…

He is a big football fan and Arsenal fan. Starmer has been married to Victoria Alexander – known in Labor circles as Lady Vic – since 2007 and has two children, a boy and a girl, both teenagers. In an interview with Sky News in June, she said she feared the impact the election for prime minister would have on her family. “They are at a difficult age,” she explained, adding that she has yet to appear in public with her children to “protect them.”During the election campaign, he defined six priorities. Starmer promised economic stability, reducing NHS waiting lists,…

Labor returned to Downing Street after 14 years and secured a majority in the British Parliament The centre-left Labor Party won the election for the British Parliament early this Friday (July 5, 2024) with 33.9% of the vote. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party won 23.7% of the vote. Voting closed at 10pm (6pm Brasilia time). As this text was published, vote counting was underway. With this percentage, the Labor Party won 410 of the 650 seats in Parliament, surpassing the absolute majority of 326 required to nominate a Prime Minister. Keir Starmer, 61, the Labor leader, is expected to…

After polls indicated Labor won Ending 14 years of Conservative governments, Keir Starmer will become the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, with a historic majority in Parliament. The politician took over the reins of the party four years ago and changed the party's direction, bringing it closer to more centrist positions. Starmer entered politics late at the age of 52. He entered the British Parliament for the first time as part of the Labor Party after being elected to the London boroughs of Holborn and St Pancras in 2015. The politician, now 61, succeeded Jeremy Corbyn, a defender…

1 of 1 Rishi Sunak, Former UK Finance Minister. Rishi Sunak, Former UK Finance Minister. Niklas HALLE'N / AFP Your browser does not support HTML5 audio With the election underway in England, Labor has emerged as the party of choice. In an interview with Jornal da CBN, Kai Enno Lehmann, associate professor at the Institute of International Relations at the University of São Paulo (USP) and physician at the University of Liverpool, examined the importance and impact of these elections.According to Lehmann, the Conservative Party faces a deep crisis after 14 years in power, with the economy, public services and…