The Times reported on the prevention of the inclusion of intimate sounds at Starmer's performance

In the UK, the security service prevented the reproduction of sexual sounds at a speech by the country's Prime Minister, Keir Starmer. This was reported on September 4 by The Times newspaper.

"The Parliamentary Directorate launched an investigation after a mobile phone was hidden in the House of Commons, which was supposed to turn on the "sounds of sex" during the Prime Minister's speech," the publication reports.

It is noted that the incident was taken seriously in parliament, as it was a violation of security rules and an explosive device could have been planted instead of a phone.

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On the same day, September 4, it was reported that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed the statements of the partners in the "coalition of the willing" on the supply of long-range missiles to Ukraine to further strengthen supplies to the country. In particular, Starmer stressed the group's unbreakable promise to Kiev with the support of US President Donald Trump.

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