An all-new cabinet convenes as the Starmer administration starts working. 

The Conservatives’ fourteen-year reign was overthrown in the by-elections, furthermore, the Starmer administration is starting work on its first day.
Following his victory, Sir Keir stood outside 10 Downing Street and made a promise: “The work of change begins immediately, but we have no doubt we will rebuild Britain.”
After the newly formed cabinet meets on Saturday, the prime minister will hold a press conference to outline his plan. The Labour Party is moving cash from the scheme into border security command instead of a flight to Rwanda tomorrow. according to Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting.He made his initial remarks in the position to the people.They named Rachel Reeves, the first female Chancellor of the Exchequer, to the Cabinet on Friday.Mr Lammy and other cabinet ministers comprise 12% of the UK’s minority ethnic population.
Half of the inner circle is women, chaired by Ms Reeves and Angela Rayner; 12% are LGBT, including Mr Streeting.

Meeting agenda items include reducing NHS waiting lines, establishing the new green investment company, GB Energy, and ensuring economic stability.

Prison overcrowding, the junior doctor’s strike, and abandoning the Rwanda plan for a new illegal immigration approach will be discussed.

There was “a lot to get on with” for the incoming administration, according to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.

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Paul underlined that the incoming government would prioritize healthcare.
At a Palestinian solidarity campaign in Parliament Square on Saturday, Labour Party leader and independent MP Jeremy Corbyn will speak. Mr Waugh defeated George Galloway, the Workers Party leader, by “engaging directly” in the Gaza conflict.
With a NATO conference next week, the PM called world leaders on Friday night to shift his emphasis campaign. the
During their meeting, US President Joe Biden congratulated Sir Keir and the two leaders reaffirmed their dedication to preserving the Good Friday Agreement’s accomplishments, supporting Ukraine, and the unique partnership between the United Kingdom and the United States.
Additionally, Sir Keir informed President Volodymyr Zelensky of the “unwavering commitment” to providing defensive support during his conversation with Ukraine.
He spoke with EU President Ursula Von der Leyen, who he said “emphasised the importance of the unique relationship between the UK and EU” in addressing common “challenges” like climate change and regional security, according to his officials.
Sir Keir is also scheduled to preside over the 18 July meeting of the European Political Community in the United Kingdom.

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