Appeared at Prime Minister’s Questions as opposition leader

Keir Starmer, as Leader of the Opposition, participated in Prime Minister’s Questions during a critical period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. This event provided a platform for Starmer to address pressing national issues and hold the government accountable for its response to the crisis. The Prime Minister’s Questions is a weekly session in the UK Parliament where the Prime Minister answers questions from Members of Parliament, including the opposition leader. Starmer's appearance was significant as it marked his first opportunity to challenge the Prime Minister directly on the government's handling of the pandemic, which had profound implications for public health and the economy. Starmer's leadership style and approach to questioning were closely observed, as he aimed to present a constructive opposition while also advocating for necessary changes in government policy to better address the challenges posed by the pandemic.