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Keir Starmer’s expected speech next week about young people’s access to social media will be analysed as much for how it benefits the outcome of a certain byelection, as its safeguarding of children
announce the UK's social media ban for under-16s, I had to hand in my phone for security reasons. The temporary anxiety it gave me was perhaps a small insight into how many
Keir Starmer, Wes Streeting, Andy Burnham, Angela Rayner and Liz Truss. The news section, Weekend Update, was also particularly memorable. The cast of the Sky show appear to have gelled well over its run. Each
Media also reports that the initiative was announced at talks in Paris involving nearly 50 countries, which Turner said signalled global resolve to prevent tolls or restrictions being imposed on the shipping route, normally used
announcement, with a senior military official telling state media that only nonmilitary vessels would be allowed to transit with permission from the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy. The Fars news agency, which
Keir Starmer, the UK’s prime minister, said any proposal to reopen the strait needed to be “lasting and workable”. Trump, however, said that he had rebuffed an offer from Nato to help and told
social media. Like Lord Mandelson, Lord Doyle has a long history as an influential figure on the right of the Labour Party. The veteran Labour spin doctor was the party's head of press between
Keir Starmer** declared in his speech yesterday. But yesterday was a day when the spreadsheets had the upper hand. Most news organisations were using them to keep a track of Labour MPs who were coming
social media on their phone. And even if you don’t care much about Mandelson, there is a link between how Starmer has handled this and wider government failures. Starmer’s position got worse yesterday
Starmer delivers tangible change ... he cannot lead us in to another election (locally or nationally)". Both these MPs are leading figures in the "soft left" Tribune group of MPs - and some of its members want
Keir will have to reflect on that.” If there is a contest, Rayner did not rule out being a candidate, but she also hinted that she might back someone else. She said: > double quotation markI
announcement on this tomorrow. Streeting is in Downing Street now. He arrived at 8.24am, according to the Press Association. Here is the agenda for the day. *Morning:* [Keir Starmer](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/keir-starmer) meets
announcements due before the end of the day. *Noon:* [Keir Starmer](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/keir-starmer) faces Kemi Badenoch at PMQs. *12.50pm:* Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is due to take part
social media. However, in Streeting’s parliamentary seat of Ilford North, his constituents seem rather fond of him and pleased with the prospect that their MP could get the keys to No 10. Lesley
Keir Starmer** for the [Labour](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/labour) leadership if he becomes an MP, but the prime minister has said he will be out campaigning in support of Burnham ahead of the vote
Keir Starmer’s leadership was already in peril, with many in his party assuming that he will be replaced by Andy Burnham at some point later this year, but there was a consensus that
social media activity. Deleted posts on X show he appeared to cast doubt on the efficacy of a vaccine, interacted with a Dutch far-right influencer and praised Donald Trump. The Conservatives also asked
Keir Starmer is expected to share the government's online safety plans on Monday, following speculation over a potential blanket ban on under-16s accessing social media, as has been introduced in Australia. Andy Burrows
Starmer is believed to be [preparing to announce a crackdown on children's access to social media](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyel81vgnxo) within days, including a speech on potential policy expected next week. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood
announced today will expand MHCLG’s Common Ground programme - which is already providing more than £4m to communities across the country. The money can be used by councils on measures to counter antisemitism. Here