British Prime Minister Keir Starmer took part in his final question-and-answer session in Parliament on Wednesday before stepping down Monday. He has led the country for two years and will be succeeded by Labour Party colleague Andy Burnham after internal party upheaval. During the session, which mixed political criticism with farewell remarks, Starmer noted he had plans to watch a World Cup semifinal match involving England later that day. He is leaving office after a tenure that included challenges with economic growth and public services, and following mounting pressure after poor local election results. Starmer will formally resign to the monarch on Monday, making way for Burnham.