Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's decision to end work by 6 pm on Fridays to prioritize family time has ignited a political clash with the Conservative Party.

Rishi Sunak has dubbed Starmer a 'part-time prime minister' in response to his work-life balance choices.

Starmer has defended his decision, calling Tory attacks 'desperate' and 'hysterical.'

Politicians and the public have largely supported Starmer's stance on family time.

Senior Conservatives have acknowledged the importance of balancing work and personal life.

The controversy has sparked a debate on the role of a prime minister and the significance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Figures like Harriet Harman, Nadine Dorries, and Stella Creasy have emphasized the importance of family time in enhancing job performance and decision-making.

The public is now encouraged to share their views on whether a prime minister should be available round the clock or if setting boundaries for personal time is crucial.