Keir Starmer boards a plane in Doha, Qatar, after his three day visit to the Gulf.Keir Starmer has spent most of the past week in his happy place, being a global statesman and rubbing shoulders with fellow leaders.
The prime minister flew to the Middle East just hours after America and Iran agreed what has so far proven to be an uneasy ceasefire.
With Labour expected to suffer major losses in the elections on May 7, Starmer might have been tempted to remain in the world’s most dangerous hotspot until it’s all over.
The elections for the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Senedd and a host of councils across England will uppermost in MPs’ minds as they return to Westminster on Monday after the...
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