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This article reports on Keir Starmer stepping down as a member of parliament after losing the prime ministership, framing his exit as a voluntary shift to focus on international affairs rather than a result of political failure. It highlights his foreign policy strengths and the positive reaction to his successor, but downplays the specific controversies and policy reversals that weakened his leadership. The tone softens the reality of his ousting by emphasizing a dignified transition over accountability.