PM Sir Keir Starmer holds news conference following first cabinet meeting

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  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
  • Sir Keir Starmer is summoning his cabinet later this morning for a meeting to establish their agenda after the election win.
    Following the gathering, Sir Keir will hold a news conference - the first since he was elected as prime minister.
    It means he will likely face questions from the press as the country's leader for the first time, rather than as leader of the opposition.
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  • @snowbind
    @snowbind Před 6 dny +607

    Oh. So that is what a Prime Minister is meant to look like.

  • @jhj6636
    @jhj6636 Před 6 dny +124

    Marvellous. Like many other comments here: a breath of fresh air to see an adult in charge. From the start, it's obvious the PM is able to engage with people. He talks to them - not at them. Starmer actually answers questions with honesty and with actions and solutions - while being realistic.

  • @Miss.Malik.
    @Miss.Malik. Před 6 dny +357

    Finally someone explaining his work. Not just book talk!

    • @kiro798
      @kiro798 Před 6 dny +13

      I agree. What a breath of fresh air!

    • @cal401
      @cal401 Před 6 dny +4

      Breath of fresh air? More like the same stale air. It's still lingering

    • @rythmicbase950
      @rythmicbase950 Před 6 dny +4

      @@cal401 don't worry it won linger long, he be gone soon haha

    • @stubru16
      @stubru16 Před 6 dny +4

      Reading from a script is a breath of fresh air?

    • @cal401
      @cal401 Před 6 dny +4

      @@rythmicbase950 I hope so. For the sake of this country

  • @twistedcherrypop
    @twistedcherrypop Před 6 dny +137

    2nd day and keir starmer is blowing every recent pm out the water- total professinal with a strong moral compass!

    • @GuntD-rz1xb
      @GuntD-rz1xb Před 6 dny +3

      Lolololol

    • @waynetyson7126
      @waynetyson7126 Před 6 dny +3

      Pmsl. 😂😂😂

    • @ginnytingy
      @ginnytingy Před 6 dny +2

      😂😂😂😂😂😂 I like a lsugh

    • @Gogo-pp9ek
      @Gogo-pp9ek Před 5 dny

      @@ginnytingy as bitter as suella and penny and more importantly irrelevant 😂😂😂🤡

  • @TheWild90
    @TheWild90 Před 6 dny +452

    A PM that actually answers the questions put to them. Amazing.

    • @dc3584
      @dc3584 Před 6 dny +7

      😂

    • @ehnowthen
      @ehnowthen Před 6 dny +25

      He didn't answer any!

    • @propagandix
      @propagandix Před 6 dny +6

      ​@ehnowthen it's the thought that counts

    • @timwoodger7896
      @timwoodger7896 Před 6 dny +3

      @@propagandix😂

    • @nizarhassan3908
      @nizarhassan3908 Před 6 dny +14

      He literally didn’t answer any!! Tell me one thing he mentioned about his plans or a concrete policy he will enact!

  • @bustedfender
    @bustedfender Před 6 dny +144

    The last government traumatised an entire nation, pandemic or not.

    • @The_Original_KL
      @The_Original_KL Před 6 dny +13

      Couldnt agree more, conditioned us for everything to be rubbish.

    • @geosmith3436
      @geosmith3436 Před 5 dny +1

      @@bustedfender calling them a government is too charitable, they were an utter catastrophe.

    • @adrianprice533
      @adrianprice533 Před 4 dny

      3:07 Kier Starmer AKA David Brent. "A good idea is a good idea...forever"

  • @patrickyorke3028
    @patrickyorke3028 Před 6 dny +529

    Can anyone imagine Boris Johnson thinking like this? The first thing he did when he won the 2019 election was to find a donor to pay for his holiday.

    • @piscesDRB
      @piscesDRB Před 6 dny +22

      And new wallpaper?

    • @Charlieb6308
      @Charlieb6308 Před 6 dny +15

      Don't talk bollocks. It unravelled for him big time and he was a clown but don't portray Starmer as the second coming. He's at best a flip flop fence sitter and always will be. They will unravel.

    • @timwoodger7896
      @timwoodger7896 Před 6 dny +2

      😂

    • @helenlamb2432
      @helenlamb2432 Před 6 dny +14

      ​@@Charlieb6308Your positively is very uplifting 😂

    • @user-vg9kg2ib6r
      @user-vg9kg2ib6r Před 6 dny +12

      People said all this about Blair and how did that go?

  • @brokendreamzyall
    @brokendreamzyall Před 6 dny +151

    I am shook.... I think this is the first PM I have ever seen answer questions.... like REALLY answer, instead of some political non-speak

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny

      Starmer's Big Lie is that the reason Labour lost the 2019 general election was because of its policies, a lie which is also told by the Tories.
      Starmer lied because he is the person who insisted Labour support a second referendum. As 70% of Tory constituencies and 62% of Labour constituencies voted to leave the EU, his insistence that Labour support an action opposed by a supermajority of voters guaranteed defeat for Labour at the 2019 election. Starmer tells the lie that Labour’s policies lost the election because he is responsible for the defeat and he needs a scapegoat to avoid being held to account for keeping the Tories in power.

  • @user-te9pu1ox6j
    @user-te9pu1ox6j Před 6 dny +99

    I didn’t vote for labour but frankly speaking this is a grown up politics

    • @davidwarburton-burley9967
      @davidwarburton-burley9967 Před 6 dny +6

      It's good to see a move away from partisan politics. We all want the UK to be restored and reformed

    • @CountScarlioni
      @CountScarlioni Před 6 dny +4

      I didn't vote for Labour either, but I knew Starmer would be a breath of fresh air.
      He can't do any worse than what he replaced, although that's an exceptionally low bar he's been set!

    • @ukmachloop
      @ukmachloop Před 6 dny +1

      Hes anti british

    • @eamonryan2198
      @eamonryan2198 Před 6 dny +1

      ​@@ukmachloop How?

  • @andyevans8585
    @andyevans8585 Před 6 dny +165

    What's funny is everyone saying lots of people didn't vote for labour; no they didn't, but the pattern the overwhelming number of people DID vote for was change.

    • @jimmyalfonzo
      @jimmyalfonzo Před 6 dny

      Over 40% of people couldn’t even be bothered to vote at all so they can’t sit around complaining now.

    • @randomeyes
      @randomeyes Před 6 dny +5

      Vote for CHANGE by voting Labour?? Well yes it will change! that's for sure!

    • @davc43
      @davc43 Před 6 dny +3

      I would have voted for Labour but they had no chance in my area so I felt I was forced to voted LD to get the tories gone, otherwise I felt my vote would have been wasted

    • @andyevans8585
      @andyevans8585 Před 6 dny +3

      @@davc43 I think a LOT of people voted tactically like that.

    • @sl0w_racer
      @sl0w_racer Před 6 dny +2

      20% of the country voted Labour this time, I'd hardly call that 'overwhelming'

  • @aminawaters1568
    @aminawaters1568 Před 6 dny +372

    What a relief to finally see some seriousness and professionalism in a PM press conference

  • @Traceva
    @Traceva Před 6 dny +265

    Blimey!
    A Prime Minister who actually takes Questions from all the Journalists and , even more importantly, answers all the Questions
    I’d forgotten what this looks and sounds like!
    I like him

  • @JoeMarine
    @JoeMarine Před 6 dny +83

    Please can we not vote for MPs on the basis of charisma ever again.

    • @Queenofgreen515
      @Queenofgreen515 Před 6 dny +10

      I never do. I vote for policies. Charm is irrelevant.

    • @NickRothman1980
      @NickRothman1980 Před 6 dny +4

      Exactly. Entertainers are for the West End not for Westminster.

    • @sophieschoices9663
      @sophieschoices9663 Před 6 dny +6

      I've thought about this, how some ppl seem to be looking for clowns instead of true leadership! They're not even charismatic, some ppl just seem to be drawn to loud clowns! But thankfully there's still a big part of the population that can still see the true adult in the room and got us here!

    • @SilverLine269
      @SilverLine269 Před 6 dny +2

      @@sophieschoices9663😂true.

    • @Worldeaterosg
      @Worldeaterosg Před 5 dny +3

      Id rather boring and competent over charismatic and inept any day

  • @livyalexx
    @livyalexx Před 6 dny +380

    Tuning in to see what Sir Keir Starmer has to say after his first cabinet meeting!

  • @murraymorison3924
    @murraymorison3924 Před 6 dny +383

    What an impressive and mature press conference. Relevant questions and clear answers with measurable outcomes. It’s a long time since we had a sensible adult in charge. Such a different tone.

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny +9

      Lowest vote share for a winning Party sums him up.

    • @rebeccarudkin5606
      @rebeccarudkin5606 Před 6 dny +25

      Labour won! Get over it 😂

    • @billyjohnson277
      @billyjohnson277 Před 6 dny +8

      ⁠get over it

    • @shonwamcfeckerty7363
      @shonwamcfeckerty7363 Před 6 dny

      @@rebeccarudkin5606kier smeller will bring the UK to its knees pal. Can’t wait for us Scot’s to separate from the disasterous politics

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny +8

      ​@@rebeccarudkin5606The election result is the most distorted in history after Labour won nearly two thirds of seats with just a third of the popular vote...

  • @IronKilt1314
    @IronKilt1314 Před 6 dny +430

    First impressions of this government are good. I didn't even vote for them.

  • @roddiee
    @roddiee Před 6 dny +33

    what a breath of fresh air, a coherent PM at last.

  • @kimj3353
    @kimj3353 Před 6 dny +159

    Such a huge sense of relief to see grown ups with integrity in charge

    • @waynetyson7126
      @waynetyson7126 Před 6 dny +8

      Pmsl. 😂😂😂

    • @ukmachloop
      @ukmachloop Před 6 dny +2

      Wow, talk about manipulated

    • @stubru16
      @stubru16 Před 6 dny +2

      Drinking too early

    • @tomsaunders9944
      @tomsaunders9944 Před 6 dny +3

      Keir took off his poppy when talking with Muslims.

    • @ukmachloop
      @ukmachloop Před 6 dny +2

      @stubru16 use your eyes, the guys got the attention span of a goldfish. Shocking speaker. Give him 12 mths max

  • @richards9750
    @richards9750 Před 6 dny +122

    Wow. To have a PM who's not there dividing people is a refreshing change

    • @GeneticMasterpiece1
      @GeneticMasterpiece1 Před 6 dny

      He’s still going to support Ukraine and NATOs encroachment upon Russia. So that’s going to be divisive.

    • @DP-1868
      @DP-1868 Před 6 dny +5

      Really impressive and very mature language being used. Accepting the country where it is and focusing on the actions. A government of service for the people not a government of division. This is the first and what wisdom coming out of our new PM. ❤

    • @GeneticMasterpiece1
      @GeneticMasterpiece1 Před 6 dny +1

      @@richards9750 he’s continuing to support Ukraine - that’s divisive…

    • @mahern3538
      @mahern3538 Před 6 dny +3

      @@GeneticMasterpiece1 And I hope we continue to support Ukraine

    • @ferventheat
      @ferventheat Před 6 dny +1

      Identity politics is divisive.

  • @matthewburns7989
    @matthewburns7989 Před 6 dny +186

    What gave me optimism was when he said he will be a PM that respects ALL british people and therefore implying he wont be seeking to identify cheap scapegoats to use as a reason why we are struggling as a country. We all want the best for ourselves and there is much that can bring us closer together than apart. More helping each other out and less trying to hurt each other. We will see how things go, but I live in hope

    • @jonathandnicholson
      @jonathandnicholson Před 6 dny +4

      No government can govern for all the people. Government can govern for the public good, but not all the people.

    • @ferventheat
      @ferventheat Před 6 dny

      What about the non British people?

    • @nockianlifter661
      @nockianlifter661 Před 6 dny

      All things to everyone. 😂 That’s Flip Flop man. Change(d) his mind again is one thing we can be certain of.

  • @tonylynch.4563
    @tonylynch.4563 Před 6 dny +119

    At last, an Adult in the room.
    Is it possible to repair 14 years of Tory damage?
    Best wishes and good luck to my old country,
    From a Brit "Down Under ' in NZ 🇳🇿🙃

    • @philc1773
      @philc1773 Před 6 dny +6

      An adult knows what a women is......

    • @ryejordantv1112
      @ryejordantv1112 Před 6 dny +4

      @@philc1773oh do be quiet. Go cry somewhere.

    • @adds-kz3oc
      @adds-kz3oc Před 6 dny +2

      @@ryejordantv1112 Silence reasonable criticism. Consume Labour.

    • @philc1773
      @philc1773 Před 6 dny +2

      @@ryejordantv1112 that's not really the response of an adult is it?
      Is it way past your bedtime?

  • @geosmith3436
    @geosmith3436 Před 6 dny +302

    Definitely sounds more professional than the last bunch of clowns and their circus

  • @seanhanqq
    @seanhanqq Před 6 dny +96

    Not over the moon to have Keir Starmer as pm. But he conducted this press conference with a degree of seriousness and professionalism which impressed me, optimistic about a no-nonsense government under Keir now!

    • @glennaustin37
      @glennaustin37 Před 6 dny +14

      At last, an adult willing to give him a chance.

    • @marianlynch4829
      @marianlynch4829 Před 6 dny +7

      I'm willing to give this man a chance....I'm a Farage supporter...but what the heck...Stamer could be OK , certainly much better than what was before.

    • @ukmachloop
      @ukmachloop Před 6 dny

      He read his notes 76 times even during questions, all set up . Hes also cancelled the law allowing us to deport migrants , disgraceful

  • @StormmyStormmy
    @StormmyStormmy Před 6 dny +164

    I hope and pray Kier goes after all the corrupt Tories who filled their pockets with taxpayers money and all the dodgy contracts given out to their mates over there unfair tenure, also Rishi Sunaks wife who had contracts given to her by her useless not so smug now husband, £600m given to the French and £300 plus millions given to the Rwandans for nothing, do your job Kier and make us proud.

    • @jmc0075
      @jmc0075 Před 6 dny +4

      He won’t as he will do similar.

    • @Suzi.M
      @Suzi.M Před 6 dny +5

      Start with Matt HanCock 🤭

    • @CountScarlioni
      @CountScarlioni Před 6 dny +2

      He probably won't simply because he'll be busy with other things.
      However, unlike the Tories, he won't obstruct those whose job it is to go after the corruption.

    • @marianar6805
      @marianar6805 Před 6 dny +2

      Rishi did no such thing. Get your facts straight and stop spreading lies. Keir will not be a good Prime Minister

    • @ukmachloop
      @ukmachloop Před 6 dny

      😄 labour are corrupt, wake up

  • @simonmcglary
    @simonmcglary Před 6 dny +78

    So he’s been doing a lot of work behind the scenes preparing for this. He certainly had his cabinet sorted very rapidly!

    • @matthewv4170
      @matthewv4170 Před 6 dny +3

      It's a shadow cabinet for a reason

    • @simonmcglary
      @simonmcglary Před 6 dny

      Patrick Valance was in the shadow cabinet? I think not. Often when parties go from opposition to government they have a bit of a shuffle about.

    • @mattj8937
      @mattj8937 Před 6 dny +1

      as opposed to what? A disorganised leader with no ahead planning? That would really serve the country well.

    • @simonmcglary
      @simonmcglary Před 6 dny +3

      Remember a lot of the right wing media had commented for some time that he and Labour in general had no plan. Clearly there was, just not giving too much away!

  • @emlynwilliams9282
    @emlynwilliams9282 Před 6 dny +86

    Refreshing to see so many positive intelligent comments on here.

    • @deniseabela2409
      @deniseabela2409 Před 6 dny +4

      Yes ! Because the dialogue isn’t aimed at denigrating anyone , it doesn’t invite the normal numbskulls and their bigoted views. So liberating 😀

    • @ehnowthen
      @ehnowthen Před 6 dny +1

      It's because they're all from bots and Labour activists.

    • @sophieschoices9663
      @sophieschoices9663 Před 6 dny

      From what I've noticed going on (on YT, social media etc) its only bc the hired ppl or bots from some of the other parties (especially a certain minority party that likes to hate, divide and create a circus...) haven't found this vid...wait until tomorrow or the next days...I wish there was more control of such dangerous propaganda machines so that we could always have civil, mature discussions like this!

  • @quendelf
    @quendelf Před 6 dny +429

    To be honest, I think he did a great job with this conference.

    • @r1pperuk
      @r1pperuk Před 6 dny +7

      Just words at this point.

    • @rebeccarudkin5606
      @rebeccarudkin5606 Před 6 dny +42

      Of course it's just words, it's his first day! 🤦‍♀️ Oh this country's a mess and it's obviously all Labours fault! 😂

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny

      ​@@rebeccarudkin5606Labour won with fewer votes than in 2017 and 2019.

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny +6

      ​@@rebeccarudkin5606Shame Starmer didn't lose his seat along with all the other pro geno cide candidates.

    • @deaconjohn6838
      @deaconjohn6838 Před 6 dny

      True he did

  • @kazkhan6556
    @kazkhan6556 Před 6 dny +46

    I’m not used to watching a prime minister answering direct questions as we’ve seen from the Tories. Glad Starmer did.

    • @BP-of5cp
      @BP-of5cp Před 6 dny +6

      I know right? We've had to listen to so much stupid babble from a bunch of spoiled Eton's toddlers for way too long! This really sounded like a grown up conversation! Politics aren't meant to be an entertaining circus! Boring and serious is just fine!

    • @matthewv4170
      @matthewv4170 Před 6 dny

      They had press conferences everyday during COVID

  • @callumread7787
    @callumread7787 Před 6 dny +51

    Is this what compotent government looks like ?

    • @StevenKeery
      @StevenKeery Před 6 dny

      Competent *

    • @ehnowthen
      @ehnowthen Před 6 dny +2

      No.

    • @roymiller2859
      @roymiller2859 Před 5 dny

      @@callumread7787 Absolutely Yes ! Time will tell but great to be rid of those Tories who people can't see through until they realise how much worse off they are. With another term they would probably have got rid of the NHS !

    • @thisismetoday
      @thisismetoday Před 4 dny

      No, it’s what competent government looks like

    • @callumread7787
      @callumread7787 Před 4 dny

      @@StevenKeery 😂😂 get a life

  • @colinvannbohemen11
    @colinvannbohemen11 Před 6 dny +59

    Sir Keir will not only become the greatest Labour PM ever...he will go down in history as one of the UK's finest.

    • @JohnCrook-nf8wy
      @JohnCrook-nf8wy Před 6 dny +5

      I agree. I pray that Prime Minister Starmer will be the Attlee of our age.

  • @Commanderphil
    @Commanderphil Před 6 dny +38

    I’m tearing up it’s such a relief 😮

  • @francesoosterhuis9337
    @francesoosterhuis9337 Před 6 dny +122

    Country first, party second !Good speech.

  • @jackhartman8749
    @jackhartman8749 Před 6 dny +59

    This should be the benchmark of all governments moving forward. Finally a grownup in the room

  • @hectorpascal
    @hectorpascal Před 6 dny +57

    Most impressive, he seems to be a really good manager - just what is now required. Not a self interested, dishonest clown - like some previous PM's.

  • @martinhodgson2303
    @martinhodgson2303 Před 6 dny +23

    Well, that was refreshing wasn't it! A reasonable, approachable, clear and logical person in #10 after all the Tory charlatans and liars - a grown up at last!

  • @roymiller2859
    @roymiller2859 Před 6 dny +45

    At last ! Someone that looks and sounds like a decent Prime Minister. Thank god the era of Boris Johnson and Liz Truss have gone !

  • @kevinduffin4665
    @kevinduffin4665 Před 6 dny +128

    Sir Kier well done professional in everything leave him to get on with the job and give him time

    • @rebeccarudkin5606
      @rebeccarudkin5606 Před 6 dny +8

      Exactly! Some people expect miracles on his first day! 🤦‍♀️

    • @boxtradums0073
      @boxtradums0073 Před 6 dny

      I’m sure Lammy, Nandy and Mahmood will go on to be as rousing a success as Kwarteng, Sunak, Yousaf, Gethin. Zahawi, Patel and Braverman 🤣🤣. Also Starmer pre election “Scotland dont send a message, send a government” meanwhile one Scottish mp in the cabinet the one they have to make Scottish the Secretary of State for Scotland. If Rachel Reeves goes on to be as good a Chancellor as Thatcher, Truss and May were PM’s we’re all in a lot of trouble.

    • @ianbravington71
      @ianbravington71 Před 6 dny

      Hmm like all the lefties did when the tories won?

    • @spartanlambda1884
      @spartanlambda1884 Před 6 dny

      Isn't that what the drunk farmer said, after he put a fox in the chicken coup?!😂

    • @boxtradums0073
      @boxtradums0073 Před 6 dny +1

      @@kevinduffin4665 sure austerity will work this time I’m sure 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @christopherward5065
    @christopherward5065 Před 6 dny +41

    Refreshingly free of hype, spin and gaslighting. There is a bit of a hill to climb and the planning and appointments seem to be on point.

  • @owlley
    @owlley Před 6 dny +14

    first impressions. Finally someone who is competent. he's not a bluffer like Boris. Calls a spade a spade. And very prime ministerial. I think we struck gold. finally.

  • @silverfox74
    @silverfox74 Před 6 dny +19

    I like him - I think we may finally have a decent PM for the next several years! Glad I made the change and voted for him.

  • @scottroberts4169
    @scottroberts4169 Před 6 dny +11

    I can’t remember the last time I felt calm listening to a uk prime minister. Makes a nice change.

  • @Vince_uk
    @Vince_uk Před 6 dny +34

    This is a professional manager and what this country needs.

  • @Thisworldthisweek
    @Thisworldthisweek Před 6 dny +113

    He’s NOT a liar. He IS a good decent man. I’m sure he will try his best to get the UK back on her feet.

    • @ehnowthen
      @ehnowthen Před 6 dny +8

      He IS a liar.

    • @Craig_Bailey
      @Craig_Bailey Před 6 dny +19

      @@ehnowthen The guy has been prime minister for one day and hes being labeled a liar. Wheres your proof fella

    • @ehnowthen
      @ehnowthen Před 6 dny +9

      @@Craig_Bailey He literally lied his way into becoming Leader of the Labour Party for starters.

    • @VNANON
      @VNANON Před 6 dny +25

      @@ehnowthen changing of opinion is not lying, it's having common sense. Sticking to one view to the death is what caused the UK to decline in the first place.

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny +3

      ​@@VNANONFlip flopping isn't changing your mind.

  • @grahamhavercroft4203
    @grahamhavercroft4203 Před 6 dny +104

    A proper decent person who I'm sure will do a great job

  • @piehunt
    @piehunt Před 6 dny +51

    I think he's going to be good for the UK. More straight talking about the problems we're all facing.

  • @jamesg4337
    @jamesg4337 Před 6 dny +241

    my left ear enjoyed this

    • @PokemonTrainer87
      @PokemonTrainer87 Před 6 dny +13

      I thoughti t was my headset playing up

    • @GenTVR
      @GenTVR Před 6 dny +8

      It’s a sign

    • @thebrowniestjohnson3244
      @thebrowniestjohnson3244 Před 6 dny

      @@GenTVR it is a sign that 14 years of tory government was the fault of the left and labour and liberals and not right wing politics and non stop scandals of the typical right wing politician.

    • @j_k_rz
      @j_k_rz Před 6 dny +1

      @@GenTVR 🤣

    • @iacyn
      @iacyn Před 6 dny

      😂😂😂 good one 👍

  • @AB-lj9lr
    @AB-lj9lr Před 6 dny +177

    The backdrop gives me Covid PTSD

    • @joelgoldsmith4747
      @joelgoldsmith4747 Před 6 dny +2

      🤣🤣😂🤣

    • @POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78
      @POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78 Před 6 dny +10

      Yeah, I thought that! One of the criticisms of Corbyn ( a valid one in my opinion ) was that he wasn't very patriotic in the way that appealed to voters. I do think Corbyn is patriotic, but not in the same demonstrable way. I'm quite glad to see Labour using the Union Flag - it's been a symbol of stupid, gullible racists or failure of government for too long. Maybe we can start to be proud of it again now!

    • @shonwamcfeckerty7363
      @shonwamcfeckerty7363 Před 6 dny +2

      @@POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78what about the fact his brother took a bribe from josh porters to not focus on the AstraZeneca vaccine as much

    • @twistedcherrypop
      @twistedcherrypop Před 6 dny +3

      @@shonwamcfeckerty7363 source? Or shut up

    • @Jazz-tv4qr
      @Jazz-tv4qr Před 6 dny +1

      @@POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78 Yes Union Jack Weee!!!

  • @Celestialrob
    @Celestialrob Před 6 dny +22

    Feeling proud, which is so much better than the shame over that last lot, which I won’t even name.

  • @bob_the_blogger6029
    @bob_the_blogger6029 Před 6 dny +87

    Who gave Peston the mic? Make him email it in next time. I don't have all day to listen to him rattle around in his head looking for a sentence

    • @benstokes5835
      @benstokes5835 Před 6 dny +7

      Thank god someone said it, spit it out Robert for gods sake

    • @Adam-zd2bk
      @Adam-zd2bk Před 6 dny +1

      Yeah can't he just have a slogan or something

    • @karenm8239
      @karenm8239 Před 6 dny

      😂❤

    • @CountScarlioni
      @CountScarlioni Před 6 dny

      Yeah, that one got away from him! I expect better of Peston.

    • @bob_the_blogger6029
      @bob_the_blogger6029 Před 6 dny

      @CountScarlioni I don't. He's always been low substance slow-motion waffle.

  • @marlecmarine5393
    @marlecmarine5393 Před 6 dny +75

    Good press conference, positive and hopeful, professional, a stark contrast to the last bunch of corrupt liars.....

  • @EddyWillyJimmy
    @EddyWillyJimmy Před 6 dny +11

    Regardless of political persuasion its so refreshing to have a proper functioning professional in charge 😂

  • @maria.and2265
    @maria.and2265 Před 6 dny +19

    The strength of a Nation is it's people. Taking care of them, takes care of the Nation.

  • @user-pn8kk5ru8t
    @user-pn8kk5ru8t Před 6 dny +19

    I voted for him as a tactical vote to get rid of Sunak. From what I've seen so far, I made the right decision. I'm optimistic!

  • @beverleyprice7468
    @beverleyprice7468 Před 6 dny +117

    Breath of fresh air! 😌

    • @shonwamcfeckerty7363
      @shonwamcfeckerty7363 Před 6 dny +4

      Kier smeller a breath of fresh air? 😂 can smell um through ma screen

    • @Mickyocean123
      @Mickyocean123 Před 6 dny +2

      The air around him stinks of 💩 and corruption. 😂😂😂

  • @Mayberrino
    @Mayberrino Před 6 dny +9

    Starmer has done more to instil honesty, professionalism and accountability into top line politics in less than 24 hours than the Tories have managed in 14 years… 👏👏👏

  • @Dmanz67
    @Dmanz67 Před 6 dny +99

    He's already coming across better than ever

    • @SeanGreene13
      @SeanGreene13 Před 6 dny +2

      That's a damning statement. Christ he's bland.

    • @NoOne-kl2qw
      @NoOne-kl2qw Před 6 dny +13

      @@SeanGreene13 Well he's not a TV show host or something, his work is to manage the government, not to entertain everyone

    • @j.x.x.r3645
      @j.x.x.r3645 Před 6 dny +8

      @@SeanGreene13 after 14 years of excitement we can all do with some blandness. If the country is getting fixed, I don't care how bored I am.

    • @rioperez7461
      @rioperez7461 Před 6 dny +1

      Better than ever 😂😂😂

  • @paulinthepages
    @paulinthepages Před 6 dny +30

    Feels like the grown ups are finally in charge! 👍🏼

  • @Adam-pt3cb
    @Adam-pt3cb Před 6 dny +43

    He’s sounds like a CEO openly discussing actual real issues and the challenges the present. It is such a change from the obfuscation and diversionary tactics of the last 3 or 4 PMs.

    • @PaulO-se6nl
      @PaulO-se6nl Před 6 dny +1

      Yeah and this isn’t what the nasty Tories didn’t want for us…honesty

    • @PaulO-se6nl
      @PaulO-se6nl Před 6 dny

      Yeah and this is what the nasty Tories didn’t want for us…honesty and professionalism

  • @Squarepeg57
    @Squarepeg57 Před 6 dny +39

    Lord it’s so nice to have someone serious in government!

  • @michaelrush8865
    @michaelrush8865 Před 6 dny +57

    change will take time Rome was not built in a day

    • @jamesfindlay7186
      @jamesfindlay7186 Před 6 dny

      BUT NERO FIDDLED WHILE ROME BURNED

    • @susanmorgan3104
      @susanmorgan3104 Před 6 dny +1

      How many days did it take to build Rome

    • @michaelrush8865
      @michaelrush8865 Před 6 dny

      ​@@susanmorgan3104 1,229 days i just googled it lol

    • @gracchi132
      @gracchi132 Před 6 dny +2

      ​@@susanmorgan3104Well... 753bce was founded and tarquinius and his son were driven out because of the rape of lucrecia... Clodius, Marius, sulla, Catiline, Caesar and then Augustus came... So 753bce to 180ce.. I guess at 180ce was the height of it all under Aurelius

    • @susanmorgan3104
      @susanmorgan3104 Před 6 dny +2

      Thankyou for that information....interesting. I love Italy especially the Pulia area.

  • @johnbailey4618
    @johnbailey4618 Před 6 dny +25

    Very optimistic

  • @rebeccarudkin5606
    @rebeccarudkin5606 Před 6 dny +75

    Finally! A grown up has arrived 🥰 Not a clown or spoilt brat!

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny +3

      A liar.

    • @rebeccarudkin5606
      @rebeccarudkin5606 Před 6 dny +3

      Proof???

    • @tycoondude5446
      @tycoondude5446 Před 6 dny +3

      @@rebeccarudkin5606 Spoiler: he doesn’t have any proof.

    • @POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78
      @POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78 Před 6 dny +3

      @@Noel-ji8nm Boo hoo. That doesn't really mean anything from someone who supported Johnson, Truss and Sunak, not to mention all the other tory liars.
      It's over for your lot - and good riddance!

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny

      @@rebeccarudkin5606 Masquerading as a Socialist to win the Labour leadership election is proof for starters.

  • @philanthonym
    @philanthonym Před 6 dny +150

    Finally a prime minister taking ethics and standards seriously. Love the idea of a board of delivery for each department. Action, love it!

  • @davidfarrar2454
    @davidfarrar2454 Před 6 dny +39

    Wow. A prime minister who actually answers questions!

  • @saskhan47
    @saskhan47 Před 6 dny +16

    Impressive i hope all those in his party are on board and do deliver. Also hope there is real change from the awful politics we saw played out so far.

  • @landrover4483
    @landrover4483 Před 6 dny +141

    An adult has arrived

    • @Noel-ji8nm
      @Noel-ji8nm Před 6 dny +1

      A Tory in Labour clothing.

    • @jstoner9029
      @jstoner9029 Před 6 dny +5

      @@Noel-ji8nmnot really, he knows what he is doing.

    • @BradleySmith-fp6fp
      @BradleySmith-fp6fp Před 6 dny +3

      He will make the country worse mark my words

    • @philc1773
      @philc1773 Před 6 dny +3

      I can't see one? An adult knows what a women is!

    • @BradleySmith-fp6fp
      @BradleySmith-fp6fp Před 6 dny +2

      @@philc1773 Kier only knows what a Girl or toddler is he learnt that off Mr Saville

  • @Anduril1974
    @Anduril1974 Před 6 dny +18

    Fantastic. Finally a grown up in charge. And I LOVE the professionalism and commitment to do things properly.

  • @martineley1
    @martineley1 Před 6 dny +27

    Organiser, focussed, dispassionate, but he needs to find some money to stop the rot

    • @kevbrown2532
      @kevbrown2532 Před 6 dny +1

      The money is there, government via the Bank of England can create it. As long as there is a need, as long as it can control inflation by removing excess from the right places (greater tax on the rich) there are no serious consequences to this. In fact the benefits could be huge with poverty reduced dramatically, infrastructure across the country vastly improved (including NHS, schools) along with major economic boost. People able to spend money means a greater economy, people with a lack of money reduces the economy. If only politicians understood it's not rocket science.

    • @exodus-kj4gz
      @exodus-kj4gz Před 6 dny +3

      I hope labour will tax oil companies because they've been making record breaking profits.

    • @j.x.x.r3645
      @j.x.x.r3645 Před 6 dny

      @@exodus-kj4gz A quote from their manifesto: 'The Green Prosperity Plan will be funded in part by a time-limited windfall tax on the oil and gas giants making record profits' so yes, they will

    • @shakhan1848
      @shakhan1848 Před 6 dny

      Its not just tax money thats needed , money that circulates in the economy , needs to stay here. Uk looses £100 billion to american companies , just think at the grass root uber , and just eat. Our politicians need to understand this and defend the revenues generated here.​@@kevbrown2532

  • @matthewfindlay9010
    @matthewfindlay9010 Před 6 dny +11

    As a reform voter I genuinely hope I’m wrong and Labour at the bear minimum improve on the awful state we are in now.

    • @Trudy169
      @Trudy169 Před 6 dny +2

      I’m a reformer too, I’m not holding my breath though

    • @theomardell5430
      @theomardell5430 Před 6 dny +8

      If reform won it would have been more of the same, Nigel could never seriously govern, he's a campaign and media genius and thats it, we would seriously be in trouble if they had real power, they never had a plan to govern, only to disrupt.

    • @slumbercat
      @slumbercat Před 6 dny +6

      @@theomardell5430 Exactly - showman snake-oil salesman - remember his little flag waving trick at the EU? He is in no way a sincere or sensible person.

  • @seanhale7915
    @seanhale7915 Před 6 dny +22

    He’s so much more impressive now he’s got a real job. Here, and yesterday’s speech at no. 10. I think he never quite knew how to handle the weird role as leader of the opposition. This is very good start.

    • @NickRothman1980
      @NickRothman1980 Před 6 dny +1

      I watched it and was thinking to myself that it was like watching a different person from when he was leader of the opposition. Well, he promised change and he changed himself overnight!

  • @MrVaug
    @MrVaug Před 6 dny +36

    It feels like we have won a long war? I hope we have, I hope we can trust to have hope and to never feel betrayed again.

  • @robcarrol
    @robcarrol Před 6 dny +20

    A return to mature grown up politics. Starting to see his real personality now that the pressure of delivering the election result is off his shoulders.

  • @richardsjohnston6098
    @richardsjohnston6098 Před 6 dny +13

    Although i didn't vote and am a conservative, being a veteran and expat currently in germany and of anglo northern irish lineage, . I do like the way he say's all four nation's..

  • @carolinehill8580
    @carolinehill8580 Před 6 dny +19

    Well done Keir and the labour party.A well deserved win.❤

  • @angharadjones7936
    @angharadjones7936 Před 6 dny +49

    Brilliant. Can’t wait. So refreshing to have a decent prime minister.

  • @AndrewPaulK80
    @AndrewPaulK80 Před 6 dny +16

    Super impressed with Keir , such a breath of fresh air not to be squirming at everything our Prime minister says.
    I really do think the UK will improve over the next 4 years

  • @dukeselwood
    @dukeselwood Před 6 dny +22

    This is refreshing. I feel hopeful

  • @davy2266
    @davy2266 Před 6 dny +15

    sir keir deserves this win .the tories thought they were unstoppable and entitled to treat uk voters like we dont matter because there rich and we aint .votes count mr sunak, goodbye👋

  • @Wim2600
    @Wim2600 Před 6 dny +10

    As an outsider with an interest in (but no in-depth knowledge of) UK politics, this press conference feels like such a relief and such a turnaround - a professional look, a serious and polite tone, a realistic approach, no populist hyperboles, and actual answers to the questions asked. A good start if ever I saw one.

  • @PippaHarding
    @PippaHarding Před 6 dny +48

    Hurrah - there is an adult in the room - proper answers, not sound bites!

  • @yannip2083
    @yannip2083 Před 6 dny +21

    This is THE BEST press conference!

  • @frankcography9070
    @frankcography9070 Před 6 dny +33

    So refreshing to hear a politician who knows what he is going to do and has a grasp on the fact that he is a servant to the people who voted for him and not just in a position to benefit himself. Good Luck to Keir for being brave enough to step forward to try and change so many things that need changed desperately after the last bunch of self serving idiots.

  • @matthorner35
    @matthorner35 Před 6 dny +18

    Oh my god how weird to hear actual answers and a plan from a person who, at least appears to be fully invested.

  • @annysqu
    @annysqu Před 6 dny +40

    Can't Peston ask a question of only 50 words-the sun will set before he gets to the point!

    • @paulfrancis8764
      @paulfrancis8764 Před 6 dny +5

      Because he thinks he’s the centre of attention.

    • @user-td9hp6li5h
      @user-td9hp6li5h Před 6 dny +2

      I'm more worried by Starmer's hair going completely white rather than grey before Peston finishes...

    • @essanjay8604
      @essanjay8604 Před 5 dny

      @@annysqu The entire thing was best on 1.5 speed.

  • @LG-jn5fx
    @LG-jn5fx Před 6 dny +8

    He just gained 5 points in the polls.

  • @lauraj8429
    @lauraj8429 Před 6 dny +62

    I actually find myself loving this man

  • @Christian22605
    @Christian22605 Před 6 dny +3

    HE ACTUALLY ANSWERS QUESTIONS!! Brilliant…BTW, I am not a Labour voter in any way shape or form…I will be happy to admit I got it wrong!!!

  • @barryc1968
    @barryc1968 Před 6 dny +16

    Because he led the CPS does not mean we need less accountability from the CPS, the police and the judiciary. We actually need more as they are not competent.

    • @petecoventry6858
      @petecoventry6858 Před 6 dny

      He sued the UK to allow all immagrants in - not just the legal ones.. Blame him for the influx

    • @user-fv7lq1ur9p
      @user-fv7lq1ur9p Před 6 dny +5

      @@petecoventry6858 Source?

    • @deniseabela2409
      @deniseabela2409 Před 6 dny

      @@petecoventry6858link to source please.

    • @twistedcherrypop
      @twistedcherrypop Před 6 dny +4

      @@petecoventry6858 um. No he didnt. Provide ur soources or shut up

    • @RC-ev1yb
      @RC-ev1yb Před 6 dny +2

      ​​@@petecoventry6858absolute frothing bolox, what is it with these bots lol

  • @TigerP1
    @TigerP1 Před 6 dny +20

    I don't know what he can do in the first 100 days or even 1 year, except one very important thing. He can tell the truth about everything. The NHS, Cost of Living, Housing, Pensions, Taxes, Water companies, Migration and Europe. Do not pretend that there are easy quick fixes and do not try to blame people who have little or no impact (ie. immigrants). Basically, do not treat us like idiots.

  • @nadeansimmons226
    @nadeansimmons226 Před 6 dny +2

    So much like the way Jacinda used to hold her press conferences. Brilliant. nothing beige about him. Intelligent, human, humane and clear.

  • @michael5265
    @michael5265 Před 6 dny +16

    I know at least a 40 people who voted tory in 19 that didn't vote yesterday

    • @Silver-st2zq
      @Silver-st2zq Před 6 dny +6

      Sounds about right either Tory or nothing self first Tory voters......

    • @32446
      @32446 Před 6 dny +2

      @@Silver-st2zq or maybe they felt like they had no one to vote for. I know dozens of former Labour voters who didn’t vote at all those time.

    • @Silver-st2zq
      @Silver-st2zq Před 6 dny +1

      @@32446 Why didn't they vote Lib Dem? yet some of them will be moaning yet didn't vote 🤷

    • @POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78
      @POWERtothePEOPLE-GP78 Před 6 dny +5

      Well . . . better no vote than a vote for a tory I suppose!

    • @poots4936
      @poots4936 Před 6 dny +7

      tell them to keep their mouths shut then if they're whining. no vote = no right to complain

  • @michaelfiedler1419
    @michaelfiedler1419 Před 6 dny +21

    Deeds, not words, fingers crossed.

  • @jyotimallick4241
    @jyotimallick4241 Před 6 dny +61

    Welcome and Congratulations new British Primenister...🎉🎉

  • @markchandler7085
    @markchandler7085 Před 6 dny +5

    An intelligent ethical man. He's got his work cut out!

  • @MaBaKar
    @MaBaKar Před 6 dny +29

    Good start. Hopefully this return to openness continues even during the difficult times ahead

  • @Trudy169
    @Trudy169 Před 6 dny +11

    Il come back and have a look at these comments in 6 months , see if everyone is still happy 😂

  • @ExTory
    @ExTory Před 6 dny +22

    Phew…finally a grown-up in charge!

  • @robeveritt
    @robeveritt Před 6 dny +31

    It’s great to hear that all their plans are fully funded….. means no tax increases for us!

  • @Micquelle
    @Micquelle Před 6 dny +26

    I wish we had a Keir Starmer as president of the USA.

  • @ISOaGoGo
    @ISOaGoGo Před 6 dny +28

    Finally. We have a PM that cares about this country, rather than their rich mates.