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UK Ministers tell Keir Starmer he should resign or he will be removed from power
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2026
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From Wikipedia:
"In July 2024, UK Prime Minister and Labour Party leader Keir Starmer stated that trans women should not have the right to use women-only spaces, even with a gender recognition certificate.[14][15][16] He also ruled out allowing trans people to self-ID.[17] Starmer also said he would continue the block on the Gender Recognition Reform Bill in Scotland.[18] In December 2024, Starmer followed through on this by making the ban on puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria in under-18s permanent on the basis of "independent expert advice that there is currently an unacceptable safety risk in the continued prescription of puberty blockers to children."[19] Despite the assertion that puberty blockers are unsafe when prescribed to children, they remain available for the treatment of precocious puberty.[20]"
Yes, it would. Gaza is on the ballot.
The Labour party voted for the act, and have overseen its implementation.
The NHS's goal is to improve management and analysis. Palantir's goal is to accrue and sell data. The problem is that the contract was awarded to Palantir - by the Labour gov.
Reality begs to differ, see above.
Starmer is unpopular because he's an appalling politician. And -to be as kind and equable as can be- a dishonest shit rag. Blaming Brexit for Starmer's failures is like Trump blaming the Democrats for the reflecting pool.
This is based on advice from EHRC, it is very unusual for governments to go against such advice.
Not entirely correct, their goal is to sell AI services, which is exactly what this is.
That may be true, and if true I would agree that's a major problem, but you have not shown that.
You can't be serious?! That's a laughably stupid claim. Also I'm not blaming Brexit directly, the Conservatives messed that up, but the numerous long term consequences of Brexit, like a bad economy that isn't easy to turn around, also because of Brexit.