Sir Keir Starmer exits Prime Minister’s Questions for the final time as prime minister and Labour leader and receives a standing ovation from MPs. Multiple outlets report that, as he gives his last answer during the chamber’s session, members of the House of Commons applaud and stand in recognition of his tenure. BBC Politics and BBC News say the ovation includes support from Starmer’s own party, with cheers and applause following his final responses. The Mirror adds that the moment is widely viewed as emotional, describing MPs in tears and advisers in the public gallery. It also reports that some Liberal Democrat MPs join the applause alongside Labour MPs. The Independent similarly describes Starmer leaving PMQs to a standing ovation from MPs. Across the accounts, the common elements are that this is his last PMQs appearance in the role, that he responds to questions one final time, and that he is met with broad parliamentary applause as the session ends.