Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, faced mockery from the Tories for his pledge not to work past 6pm on Fridays to prioritize family time if he becomes Prime Minister. Rishi Sunak and the Conservative Party criticized Starmer, labeling him a 'part-time Prime Minister' and questioning his ability to fulfill the role effectively. Starmer's commitment to work-life balance and spending time with his family was met with both support and skepticism, with contrasting views on the feasibility and implications of his approach. The debate highlighted differing perspectives on leadership responsibilities and work ethics in the political sphere, particularly regarding the demands of the Prime Ministerial role. The controversy surrounding Starmer's work schedule underscores broader discussions on family values, work-life balance, and the expectations placed on political leaders.