
Watch Starmer sign off final PMQs to standing ovation
The prime minister received applause and cheers from his party and other MPs after giving his final answer.
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The prime minister received applause and cheers from his party and other MPs after giving his final answer.

The prime minister received applause and cheers from his party and other MPs after giving his final answer.
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Sir Keir Starmer jokes with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch his last Prime Minister's Questions.

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Rapturous applause for the man they dragged out of Downing Street, kicking and screaming…

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Keir Starmer opened his final PMQs by paying tribute to Ann Widdecombe.