Keir Starmer has become the new Prime Minister of the UK after leading Labour to a historic landslide victory, ending 14 years of Conservative rule. His victory speech emphasized rebuilding Britain and restoring trust in politics, echoing Tony Blair's 1997 message. Starmer's cabinet will be the most state-educated and female-inclusive ever, with Rachel Reeves appointed as the first female Chancellor. Despite the overall victory, Labour faced challenges from pro-Palestine and far-right candidates. Rishi Sunak formally resigned, acknowledging the public's demand for change after a period marked by political scandal and voter apathy. Starmer's administration aims to prioritize public service and national renewal.