What's happened
Keir Starmer's first week as UK Prime Minister sees him attending the Nato summit, holding his first cabinet meeting and press conference, and receiving positive feedback from the public and world leaders.
What's behind the headline?
What the papers say
The Guardian highlights Starmer's successful appearance at the Nato summit and positive reception from the public. The Telegraph praises Starmer's confident start as Prime Minister, emphasizing his comfort and sure touch in the role. BBC News provides insights into the rare Saturday cabinet meeting and the significance of Labour's return to power after 14 years.
How we got here
After Labour's landslide election victory, Keir Starmer swiftly transitioned into the role of Prime Minister, holding his first cabinet meeting and press conference. His focus on legislative reform and addressing key issues such as prisons, NHS understaffing, and the economy sets the tone for his government's priorities.
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