British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Monday he would resign as Labour Party leader and prime minister immediately, stepping down once a replacement is chosen. Andy Burnham, another Labour MP, is expected to become the next leader in July.
Reform UK Party leader Nigel Farage has urged a general election to determine whether Labour should remain in power, arguing that open-border policies since Brexit have failed voters. “Ten years ago on June 23, 2016, we voted for Brexit,” Farage said. “But politicians refused to implement what voters demanded: lower immigration levels and greater freedom.”
Last month, Reform UK swept local elections in Northern England, overturning Labour seats held for decades.
A former British detective named Donna-Louise published a 219-page report titled “The Rape Gang Inquiry” describing the rape of “250,000 girls for being white and for not obeying Allah.”
Incidents include a 12-year-old girl raped in a graveyard with glass forced into her until it shattered; she was taken to an emergency room but no one asked about the broken glass. Another case involves a 14-year-old girl in Dundee, Scotland, who brandished a kitchen knife after a migrant approached her and her friend, leading police to arrest the girl.
An 18-year-old university student named Henry Nowak was repeatedly stabbed by a migrant. When police arrived, he was arrested for being racist despite bodycam footage showing him begging for medical help before being handcuffed.
The government has been criticized for failing to address these issues since at least 2003, when officials were briefed on the gangs but prioritized Muslim community electoral support over child safety.
