UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer sparked laughter and outrage in the House of Commons after launching a sharp attack on the Conservatives during Prime Minister’s Questions, saying they had “more positions in 14 years than the Kama Sutra”. The remark came as Starmer hit back at claims of Labour U-turns following the government’s decision to drop plans for a mandatory digital ID card for work. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch seized on the reversal, branding the proposal a “rubbish policy” and accusing the Prime Minister of inconsistency. Starmer countered by listing what he called Tory chaos in office, citing five prime ministers, six chancellors and eight home secretaries in 14 years. The clash centred on Labour’s climbdown on digital ID. Despite the change, Starmer insisted checks would remain digital and mandatory. Chancellor Rachel Reeves echoed that view, saying digital verification would still underpin the right to work in Britain. UK PM Keir Starmer Lauds PM Narendra Modi’s Vision To Make India World’s 3rd Largest Economy.

Keir Starmer Roasts Tories With Kama Sutra Jibe

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