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David Lammy
Person PoliticianDavid Lammy: UK Justice Secretary, Lord Chancellor, and Deputy Prime Minister. Labour Party MP.
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David Lammy is the current Justice Secretary, Lord Chancellor, and Deputy Prime Minister in the UK government. He is a Labour Party MP. He is newsworthy due to his involvement in several recent political events and policy changes. He has publicly defended Prime Minister Keir Starmer amidst controversies surrounding the appointment of Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, stating Starmer would have blocked the appointment had he known of vetting failures. He also commented on Donald Trump's criticism of Starmer, dismissing them as petty attempts to influence UK policy on Iran. Furthermore, Lammy has announced changes to allow victims and bereaved families more time to challenge lenient sentences. His role as Justice Secretary places him at the center of discussions regarding legal reforms and the justice system, making his actions and statements highly relevant to current UK politics.
Last updated: April 26, 2026
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