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  • Senior Broadcast Journalist, BBC
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Tributes and tears as Starmer takes final Prime Minister's Questions

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By Kate Whannel Verified, Brian Wheeler Verified
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Tributes and tears as Starmer takes final Prime Minister's Questions

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By Kate Whannel Verified, Brian Wheeler Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Sir Keir Starmer told MPs it was the "end of my political journey" and he was "proud of everything I have achieved" at his final Prime Minister's Questions before standing down. Normal political hostilities were largely set aside during the 50 minute session, as MPs on on all sides paid tribute to the departing PM, traded jokes and shared anecdotes.
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Change voting system before next election, Davey urges Burnham

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By Brian Wheeler Verified
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Sir Ed Davey has urged incoming prime minister Andy Burnham to introduce proportional representation (PR) before the next general election, without holding a referendum on the issue first. The Lib Dem leader said his party was willing to work with Burnham on changing the voting system, and if he was "serious about changing the way we do politics" then "my door is open". If Labour waited until after the next election to change the voting system, it might be "too late," he said in a speech.
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