# UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Attends Final Prime Minister's Questions
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer appeared before Parliament for his final Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, marking the end of his tenure in office. During the weekly session in the House of Commons, Starmer fielded questions and criticism from lawmakers while delivering his last remarks as prime minister before leaving office the following week.
In his closing statement to Parliament, Starmer stated that he was leaving the United Kingdom "in better shape than I found it." His final appearance at PMQs was notably emotional as he defended his record in office. He highlighted actions taken during his tenure on key issues including NHS waiting lists, child poverty, and the broader economy. Starmer also offered full support to both Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and England's national football team during the session.
The final PMQs largely avoided partisan acrimony, with Starmer receiving a mix of criticism, questions, and praise from members across the House of Commons as he concluded his time as prime minister.
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