Sir Keir Starmer pinned his hopes on a “radical agenda” to set a “new direction for Britain” as he faced the prospect of a bid to oust him as Labour leader and Prime Minister.
He said the King’s Speech was guided by “Labour values” and would “end the status quo that has failed working people”.
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch mocked the Health Secretary about his leadership ambitions, saying he “has been a bit distracted lately” adding: “Why don’t you just do your job?”
She added: “There’s no point in giving me dirty looks. We all know what he’s been up to.”
Mrs Badenoch said Sir Keir was “in office, but not in power” – the phrase used by Norman Lamont to describe John Major’s administration in 1993 after his exit as chancellor.
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