“Change begins now,” British Labour leader Keir Starmer said early on Friday in a speech after his party won the national election, ending 14 years of Conservative government.
The Labour Party swept to power after winning the country’s general election, crossing the 326-seat threshold for a working majority in the House of Commons.
“A mandate like this comes with a great responsibility,” Starmer told supporters at a triumphant dawn rally in London.
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“Today we start the next chapter – begin the work of change, the mission of national renewal and start to rebuild our country,” he continued.
He added the task of a Labour government is “nothing less than renewing the ideas hat hold our country together.”
