Who is the most recent Labour Party Prime Minister?

The correct answer reflects that Keir Starmer is not the Prime Minister; he is the current leader of the Labour Party but has not held the position of Prime Minister. The most recent Labour Party Prime Minister is indeed Gordon Brown, who served from 2007 to 2010.

Gordon Brown took over the leadership of the Labour Party from Tony Blair and served as Prime Minister until the Conservative Party won the general election in 2010. His time as Prime Minister is significant in the context of the global financial crisis, where he implemented various measures to stabilize the economy.

In contrast, Ed Miliband was the leader of the Labour Party following Brown but did not become Prime Minister during his leadership. James MacDonald was indeed a former Labour Prime Minister, but he served much earlier in the 1920s and is not relevant in the contemporary context of recent Labour leadership.

Keir Starmer is currently the leader of the Labour Party and focuses on rebuilding the party's image and policies but has not had the opportunity to serve as Prime Minister to date.