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World · 14 October 2025

Starmer pledges full Gaza coverage once media access is secured

Starmer pledges full Gaza coverage once media access is secured

In Parliament today, Keir Starmer called for full international media access to Gaza, promising a deeper public reckoning of the humanitarian crisis as part of the UK’s foreign policy narrative. He described this moment as essential to exposing the full scale of civilian suffering. The move ties into his backing of the latest ceasefire agreement and positions the UK as a moral interlocutor in ongoing peace efforts.

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