Sir Keir Starmer is a British politician and former lawyer who has served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom since 2024 and leader of the Labour Party since 2020. Born in London in 1962, Starmer previously worked as a human rights lawyer and served as Director of Public Prosecutions, the head of England and Wales’ prosecution service. He entered Parliament in 2015 and rose to national prominence through his work on legal affairs and Brexit policy. As Prime Minister, Starmer has focused on economic growth, public service reforms, international diplomacy, and strengthening the United Kingdom’s role in global affairs.
An international court in The Hague has ruled that Britain does not have to pay Rwanda more than £100 million demanded after the collapse of the controversial migrant deportation agreement.
