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The '''Starmer regime''' is the [[authoritarian]] regime of British [[socialist]] [[führer]] [[Keir Starmer]], which began when the Labour Party occupied power in the [[United Kingdom]] on 5 July 2024, after receiving less than 33.7% of the vote in the UK general election the day prior. 3 months into his occupation of the residence of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom [[10 Downing Street]], regime leader Starmer had the [[humiliation]] of an almost 50-point plummet in approval ratings from +11 to -39.<ref>[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/sir-keir-suffers-worst-approval-rating-plunge-of-any-new-pm/ Sir Keir suffers worst approval rating plunge of any new PM]</ref>
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The '''Starmer regime''' is the decaying [[authoritarian]] regime of British [[socialist]] [[führer]] [[Keir Starmer]], which began when the Labour Party occupied power in the [[United Kingdom]] on 5 July 2024, after receiving less than 33.7% of the vote in the UK general election the day prior. 3 months into his occupation of the residence of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom [[10 Downing Street]], regime leader Starmer had the [[humiliation]] of an almost 50-point plummet in approval ratings from +11 to -39.<ref>[https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/sir-keir-suffers-worst-approval-rating-plunge-of-any-new-pm/ Sir Keir suffers worst approval rating plunge of any new PM]</ref>
    
Following the murder of 3 children by a [[Cardiff]]-born ethnic [[Rwanda|Rwandan]] (who was charged with owning [[al-Qaeda]] material)<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/10/29/southport-murder-accused-charged-terror-offence/ Southport ‘attacker’ charged with having al-Qaeda manual and making ricin]</ref> in Southport, Lancashire, the UK erupted into civil unrest (see [[2024 Starmer riots]]). Starmer earned the nickname "Two-tier Keir" for allegations, including by [[Elon Musk]], that regime had been policing anti-immigration demonstrations by working-class British people with a more authoritarian approach to left-wing pro-palestine protesters.  
 
Following the murder of 3 children by a [[Cardiff]]-born ethnic [[Rwanda|Rwandan]] (who was charged with owning [[al-Qaeda]] material)<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/10/29/southport-murder-accused-charged-terror-offence/ Southport ‘attacker’ charged with having al-Qaeda manual and making ricin]</ref> in Southport, Lancashire, the UK erupted into civil unrest (see [[2024 Starmer riots]]). Starmer earned the nickname "Two-tier Keir" for allegations, including by [[Elon Musk]], that regime had been policing anti-immigration demonstrations by working-class British people with a more authoritarian approach to left-wing pro-palestine protesters.  
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The regime had been marked by numerous scandals and controversies. [[Mike Amesbury]], former MP for Runcorn and Helsby, resigned from parliament after he was caught punching a constituent repeatedly in [[Frodsham]], [[Cheshire]]. [[Andrew Gwynne]], former MP for Gorton on Denton, served as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Public Health and Prevention until February 2025, being sacked after leaker WhatsApp messages revealed he'd mocked and wished death on an elderly constituent, as well as making racist and sexist comments.
 
== Ministry ==
 
== Ministry ==
 
Most politicians of the Starmer regime have been accused of [[incompetence]] and labelled as "neophyte", with ''[[The Telegraph|The Telegraph's]]'' Tim Stanley describing them as plucked from the happy obscurity of a politics degree and thrust into the world of socialist austerity.<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/11/04/class-war-labour-raises-tuition-fees-destroys-family-farms/ It’s class war as Labour raises tuition fees and destroys family farms] </ref>
 
Most politicians of the Starmer regime have been accused of [[incompetence]] and labelled as "neophyte", with ''[[The Telegraph|The Telegraph's]]'' Tim Stanley describing them as plucked from the happy obscurity of a politics degree and thrust into the world of socialist austerity.<ref>[https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2024/11/04/class-war-labour-raises-tuition-fees-destroys-family-farms/ It’s class war as Labour raises tuition fees and destroys family farms] </ref>
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Ministers of the Starmer regime include:
 
Ministers of the Starmer regime include:
 
* [[Keir Starmer]] - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom  
 
* [[Keir Starmer]] - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom  
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* [[Angela Rayner]] - Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
   
* [[Rachel Reeves]] - [[Chancellor of the Exchequer]]  
 
* [[Rachel Reeves]] - [[Chancellor of the Exchequer]]  
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* [[David Lammy]] - Foreign Secretary
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* [[David Lammy]] - Deputy Prime Minister
 
* [[Ed Miliband]] - Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero
 
* [[Ed Miliband]] - Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero
 
* [[Shabana Mahmood]] - Home Secretary.
 
* [[Shabana Mahmood]] - Home Secretary.
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