Tamina Rashell 💙 #RejoinEU FBPE @RashellTamina

Pro EU & Value NHS. Interests Travel, Politics & theatre /film. Retweets not endorsements. Joined December 2019

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Mark Sewards MP @MarkJSewards

a week ago

Keir changed the Labour Party so that we could change the country. We are only in government today because of the tireless work he did as our Leader. Thank you @Keir_Starmer, we wish you and your family the best for the future.

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French Embassy UK🇫🇷🇪🇺 @FranceintheUK

a week ago

"I want to thank Prime Minister @Keir_Starmer for his contribution to strengthening the Franco-British relationship, his commitment to Ukraine within the Coalition of the Willing, and the revitalization of relations between the UK and the European Union. The work done together for defence, nuclear power, space and innovation, in particular at our Franco-British summit in July 2025, testifies to this commitment. We shall continue along this path for the benefit of our peoples and of Europe." - @EmmanuelMacron

Emmanuel Macron @EmmanuelMacron

a week ago

Je tiens à remercier le Premier ministre @Keir_Starmer pour sa contribution au renforcement de la relation franco-britannique, son engagement au sein de la coalition des volontaires pour l’Ukraine, ainsi qu’à la relance de la relation entre le Royaume-Uni et l’Union européenne.

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John Swinney @JohnSwinney

a week ago

On a personal level, I wish Keir Starmer and his family well. Leadership places extraordinary demands on those who serve, and on the families who support them. He has made the right decision, but what happens next must be about more than a change of Prime Minister.

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Nearly a decade on from the Brexit referendum, the economic damage has been substantial. With rising global instability, the UK rejoining the EU would help drive growth and deliver economic prosperity.

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Maia Sandu @sandumaiamd

a week ago

Thank you, @Keir_Starmer, for your strong cooperation with Moldova during your time as Prime Minister. The United Kingdom stood with us against hybrid attacks and helped strengthen our resilience. Moldovans will remember this. We are grateful. We wish you all the best.

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Liberal Democrats @LibDems

a week ago

The Conservatives' Brexit deal is costing the UK £90bn a year, money that should be spent on our schools, hospitals and Armed Forces. It's time for a stronger partnership with Europe.

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Damian Low @DamianLow3

a week ago

Reform keep saying today that Britain is broken. One of the biggest factors in breaking the British economy was Brexit with 6% wiped out. Who backed Brexit? Reform? They need to look in the mirror first.

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Nick Thomas-Symonds @NickTorfaen

a week ago

It’s been a privilege to work with Keir. After 2019, he led Labour to a great victory in 2024. Since then, Keir’s devoted every day to improving this country. He leaves it in a better place than he found it. Today’s dignified speech shows the mark of the man. Thank you, Keir.

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Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis

a week ago

There is an irony that a PM is considering whether to resign because his party won a mid-term byelection.

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John Healey @JohnHealey_MP

a week ago

Keir Starmer brought Labour back into government after one of the worst defeats in our Labour history. 1/3

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Ian L Richardson @ianrich15813274

a week ago

Of course, lots on here will strongly disagree, some demeaning themselves with foul language, but a good man has just resigned with immense dignity. The problem isn't really Starmer it's us, 7 PMs in just 10 years - "something rotten in state." At the risk of more abuse, much of it down to the disaster of Brexit & it's core lies, which no government have yet tackled.

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We would like to thank Sir Keir Starmer for everything he has delivered as Leader of the Labour Party and Prime Minister. JLM will hold all candidates to account in a leadership contest to ensure they have the same dedication to the fight against antisemitism.

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Tim Walker @ThatTimWalker

a week ago

Grimly ironic seeing Farage going on about how we’re about to have our seventh prime minister over the past decade and failing to mention that all the instability begun with Brexit that he foisted on the country.

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Jacqui Pritchard 🇺🇦 Rejoin EU, SM&CU. #FBPE 💙 @jacquip537

a week ago

I have just cancelled my Labour membership. I have so many mixed emotions, sadness, anger, confusion as to why? I will most probably consider joining either the Greens or Lib Dems, whichever will take us back into Europe! I can not believe @UKLabour have allowed this to happen.

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RS Archer @archer_rs

a week ago

Sir Keir Starmer won a massive majority, the British people voted for him and from day one the foreign owned British media together with the BBC did everything possible to overthrow that democratic choice and force him out. He never lost an election and yet he's gone.

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Will Hutton @williamnhutton

a week ago

Starmer is resigning because he became unreasonably hated - partly because of too many self-inflicted mistakes and partly because social media+Farage +the wider right have created a loathing and hatred culture. Burnham is right to seek time to prepare. The same forces await him.

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Paul Johnson @paul__johnson

a week ago

Keir Starmer: there were mistakes, miscalculations and a remoteness as authority drained away. But there is also one reason to be grateful: he ignored the urgings of Farage and Badenoch, and the bullying of Trump and kept Britain out of the US war on Iran. That alone is a lasting achievement.

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Matthew Stadlen @MatthewStadlen

a week ago

My sense is that, unpopular though Starmer undoubtedly is, much of the electorate are not happy with the prospect of a Prime Minister being overthrown by a combination of a media frenzy, desperate Labour MPs, and the personal ambition of Andy Burnham.

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Natalie Fleet MP @NatalieFleetMP

a week ago

I will never forget the moment the PM took my hand and said “I am proud of you, I hope you are proud of you too.” I am proud of him. Proud to have been elected on his manifesto, and serve as part of his government. Thank you, Prime Minister 🌹