British Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticized Nigel Farage's promises regarding Brexit, stating that they have proven to be false.

In a speech delivered on Monday, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer harshly criticized the promises made by Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK Party, regarding Brexit, stating that they have proven to be false. Starmer emphasized that Brexit has not brought the promised benefits, such as a stronger economy or a reduction in immigration, and accused Farage of irresponsibility.

In the context of the Labour Party suffering significant losses in local elections, more and more MPs are calling for Starmer's resignation, with the number reaching 37. However, Starmer stated that he will not step down from his position as Prime Minister and that his government represents a "10-year project." He insisted on the importance of finding solutions to the country's economic problems and advocated for a closer relationship with Europe.