UK: The following is after the overwhelming victory of the Labor Party?

“Change begins now,” Sir Kerr Starmer, the leader of the Labor Party, promised his supporters in the victory speech.

After the third. King Charles was “shaking”, 61, who officially became a ministerial leader and could form a majority government.

At the bottom of 650 people, only two places must be identified, and the Labor Party has gained 412 states after obtaining 211 states.

The Conservative Conservative Party in the former government owns only 121 children – a loss of 250 states – and the medium liberal Democratic Party is 71, which is 63 states.

The outgoing Prime Minister told Richeon in Richmond and Noraterton, where he was chosen as an actor, his supporters to lose his historical party.

Sonak then returned to Downing Street 10, which was a home and office of British prime ministers since 1735.

In his last speech as prime minister, he said that he is overseeing that he was able to lead the “best country in the world” and said that the British people “made realistic judgment.”

Then he visited the Buckingham Palace, where he officially presented his third resignation. King Charles, a historical formalist, because although the king is the head of state, he has no actual power in the political processes in the United Kingdom.

However, the king is still meeting with the Prime Minister weekly to discuss government issues. Although the ruler is politically neutral, he still has the right to “provide advice and warn” the Prime Minister if he considers him necessary.

Then the ruler asked Starmer, according to a long tradition, to form a new government.

Shortly later, Starmer entered for the first time at Downing Street 10 to start establishing his new government.

This month, the king will return to the public at the opening of the state to parliament. Then he gave a speech to the possible government at a joint meeting of the House of Lords and the lower abdomen, as it presents its legislative program.

National renewal

Starmer said that his political ambitions over the next five years are the axis of “the country is the first, and the party is the second” and that the government will focus on “national renewal.”

“We need to restore policy to public service,” he said.

The Labor Party, a document that defines the party's political priorities, lists five goals for the group. This includes the start of economic growth; Promoting pure energy; Violent crimes; Education reform; In addition to reforming and investing in the national health service.

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For the first time in 14 years, the Labor Party managed to set a political agenda – but with Starmer, it faces tremendous challenges. The former lawyer and the director of the Public Prosecutor faces people who are eagerly awaiting changes, while the background is the economic situation that is cloudy, an increase in the lack of confidence in state institutions and the disintegration of social tissues.

The Labor Party, Rachel Reeves, who will be the first minister of finance in the United Kingdom, said she has “no illusions” about the size of the challenge. “The intensity of heritage from conservatives is really terrible,” he told reporters.

Reeves noted that the UK's debt burden represents 100 % of the national income in the country and that the tax burden is at its peak seven decades. “He cannot promise to change everything immediately,” he said, but the leading mission of the upcoming work government is to launch economic growth.

However, Anand Menon, a professor at King in European Policy and Foreign Affairs in London, said that British voters could be reassured by the relative stability of the new government.

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He said that you can trust the voters, that “the ministers will remain in power for a long time and that the government is able to think about very short goals, in medium -term goals.”

The first day of Parliament is scheduled to start next Tuesday, as the agenda element was to elect the speaker. The opening of the state to parliament and the king's speech will be on Wednesday 17 July.