Sir Keir Starmer has made a joke about members of the Reform party celebrating Russian Christmas. At the start of PMQ's, the Prime Minister said 'I hope all colleagues had a happy Christmas. It probably feels quite a long time ago now, but not for Reform, of course, because today is the day that they celebrate Christmas in Russia.' In November, the ex-leader of Reform UK in Wales was sentenced to 10.5 years in prison for taking Russian bribes for interviews and speeches. | The i paper

James leaves a WhatsApp voice note for Mike Graham, accusing Keir Starmer of being Anchorman Ron Burgundy. "He's not reading his speeches before he goes on. I mean, what's he thinking? You can put anything on the teleprompter and he'll just read it." | TalkTVUK

European leaders are hitting back at President Donald Trump during speeches at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The French president warned of a "shift towards a world without rules", while Belgium's prime minister said the time for appeasement is over. One person not in Davos is UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who found himself under fire for his Chagos deal which President Trump blasted as "an act of great stupidity". | Channel 4 News

3.3K views · 319 reactions | The Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer, has been thrown out of a pub in Bath after he was confronted by the landlord over lockdown restrictions. Rod Humphris, who co-runs The Raven pub, said he was unhappy with Labour's response to government lockdown measures | Proud To Be British | Facebook

86K views · 1K reactions | "He talks to me about consistency and U-turns. The government's had three U-turns in the last month." Labour leader Keir Starmer says Boris Johnson "argues about one brief one week and one the next". | Channel 4 News | Facebook

252K views · 669 reactions | "A great Ox has stood upon his tongue Mr. Speaker" At today's PMQs, Boris Johnson accused Keir Starmer of being silenced by unions on whether schools are safe to go back to. | JOE.co.uk | Facebook

423K views · 1.9K reactions | Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle led the procession of MPs from the House of Commons to the Lords for the State Opening of Parliament, and was followed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer walking side by side. A long line of MPs followed, including Conservative former prime minister Theresa May. Around 15 MPs stayed behind in the Commons chamber. | Stoke-on-Trent Live | Facebook