Keir Starmer’s sickening libels against the British people
Keir Starmer faced criticism for his response to immigration issues during a rally in London. The event highlighted a stark divide between working-class concerns and the views of the middle class regarding immigration. Siobhan Whyte, whose daughter was murdered by an illegal immigrant, expressed her anger towards Starmer and the political establishment.
- ▪Siobhan Whyte spoke at a rally about her daughter's murder by an illegal immigrant.
- ▪Keir Starmer was labeled an 'abhorrent excuse of a leader' by Whyte.
- ▪The rally showcased a divide between working-class concerns and middle-class attitudes towards immigration.
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Keir Starmer’s sickening libels against the British people His televised address denouncing Unite the Kingdom was the most shaming moment of his premiership. i Getty dataLayer.push({ event: 'author', author: "Brendan O'Neill" }) Brendan O'Neill chief political writer 17th May 2026 i Getty Share Topics Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Something truly callous happened in London on Saturday. Shortly before the grieving mother of a young woman who was murdered by an illegal immigrant was about to go on stage and share her heartbreak, activists flashed the slogan ‘Immigration makes Britain brilliant’ on a huge screen.
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