The UK Parliament reconvened with Sir Lindsay Hoyle re-elected as Speaker, and speeches from Leader of the Opposition Rishi Sunak and new Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasizing service. Starmer's Labour party's significant majority was evident with 411 MPs compared to 121 Tories and 72 Lib Dems, while Nigel Farage's Reform UK also made an entrance. The MPs' first task is to elect a Speaker, expected to be Hoyle, followed by swearing-in ceremonies. Keir Starmer will attend the NATO summit after the formalities. The session marks the beginning of a new era in Parliament with a focus on the Speaker's election and parliamentary traditions.