Labour had claimed that one of Starmer's first acts would be to recognize a Palestinian state; however, Starmer backtracked stating that such an act would harm Britain's special relationship with the United States.

The British Labour Party achieved a historic landslide election victory, but has the British electorate truly embraced Labour or was this, in essence, a vote against the Conservatives?

Thousands of demonstrators have converged in the British capital London to demand the new government end the UK's complicity in the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza.

The opposition Labour Party has won the UK general election by a landslide. The party has secured a 210-seat majority, the biggest in modern British history.

Rishi Sunak, Conservative UK Prime Minister since October 2022, has suffered a catastrophic defeat, handing a Landslide victory to Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

Many voters in the UK general elections are planning to vote for candidates prioritizing ending Britain’s support for the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza at the core of their foreign policy.

In the central London constituency of Labour leader Kier Starmer, Holborn and St Pancras, there are a number of candidates running against Sir Keir, not the least of whom is the independent candidate Andrew Feinstein.