Labour leader Keir Starmer has confirmed that Downing Street enquired about a diplomatic role for his then-communications chief, Matthew Doyle, facing questions about the allegations during Prime Minister's Questions.

Letters obtained by the BBC reveal growing public dissatisfaction with Sir Keir Starmer's conduct at Prime Minister's Questions, prompting calls for the Speaker to intervene and ensure MPs' questions are answered directly.

British politics is marked by uncertainty due to unclear war objectives, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer facing pressure despite a strong performance in Prime Minister's Questions.

UK Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated she is not sorry for crying during Prime Minister's Questions but indicated she would likely stay in her office if she felt emotional again.

The latest session of Prime Minister's Questions in the UK saw notable exchanges, including Ed Davey's interactions with Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch, and a reaction from Nigel Farage.

Letters obtained by the BBC indicate public dissatisfaction with Sir Keir Starmer's behavior during Prime Minister's Questions, leading to calls for the Speaker to intervene.

Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch engaged in a frustrating Prime Minister's Questions session, with both leaders accused of dodging questions regarding Peter Mandelson and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.