Keir Starmer HUMILIATED in Parliament – Branded a LIAR in Shocking Showdown (Video)

Keir Starmer faced a tough day in Parliament as he was called a liar and openly shamed during a heated debate. The tension comes as many people across the UK are losing faith in his government, with businesses, schools, and families feeling the impact of Labour’s policies. One of the biggest issues raised was the VAT hike, which has hit private schools hard, forcing some to close their doors.

Sir Oliver D, a Conservative MP, spoke passionately about the situation, focusing on St. Hilda’s Girls’ School, which is set to close because of the policy. This follows the closure of another school in the area, Emanuel Jewish Prep. Sir Oliver argued that the VAT hike is hurting ordinary families who have made sacrifices to send their children to these schools. He also pointed out that local state schools, already stretched thin, don’t have the space to take in more students. “This policy won’t even save money,” he said, urging Starmer to rethink the decision.

When Starmer responded, he defended his government’s focus on state education, saying they were working to ensure state schools had enough funding and teachers. He also criticized the Conservatives, accusing them of neglecting state education when they were in power. But his response didn’t sit well with everyone. At one point, someone in Parliament shouted “liar,” causing an uproar. The Speaker had to step in, asking for the comment to be withdrawn. After a tense moment, the person took back their words, but the damage was done.

The exchange has sparked a lot of anger and debate. Many people are frustrated with Starmer’s government, saying their policies are hurting families and failing to deliver on promises. Critics argue that the VAT hike is unfair, especially for middle-class families who aren’t wealthy but have worked hard to give their children a good education. On the other hand, some supporters believe the focus on state schools is necessary to create a fairer system for everyone.

As the video of the debate spreads online, more and more people are sharing their opinions. Some are calling this the worst government in UK history, while others are standing by Starmer, saying tough decisions are needed to fix long-standing problems.

What do you think? Are Labour’s policies hurting the country, or are they necessary for change? Share your thoughts and join the conversation.