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2026 › February › 06
Starmer
4 months ago
This is how I think it will end. Keir Starmer will take off his tie, pour himself a large glass of wine, kick back, and come to a couple of unwelcome but inevitable conclusions.
Rayner: I'm ready to go. As Starmer fights for his political life, ex-deputy leader tells friends she's primed to strike ○
The Daily Mail understands that in the wake of Wednesday's Commons vote, Ms Rayner told an MP who observed that the Prime Minister would have to resign: 'I will be ready.'
Trump tempers criticism of UK’s Chagos Islands deal after talk with Starmer ○
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a story from Al Jazeera 🚨 › Al Jazeera English
Despite calling it earlier an ‘act of great stupidity’, Trump signals support of Starmer’s Chagos deal.
Mr Rules hits tipping point as Mandelson proves the one mistake that can’t be undone ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
There is a look of despair in Starmer’s eyes – and a feeling in the room that the endgame has begun
It’s beginning to feel terminal. Not that there hasn’t been talk of Labour MPs wanting to remove Kei…
No 10 defies calls to sack Morgan McSweeney over Mandelson appointment ⊖⊖
Amid warnings McSweeney’s survival would leave his position ‘untenable’, PM apologises to Epstein’s victims for appointing Mandelson as US ambassador
Downing Street has defied calls to remove Keir Sta…
QUENTIN LETTS: Starmer's speech was stodgy porridge. Cliche followed cliche in oratory by artificial intelligence. How can a prime minister be so prosaic? ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Eyes darting side to side, Sir Keir Starmer said: 'I am sorry.' The words were spoken with sullen emphasis, almost in capital letters.
Trump seemingly backs Starmer's Chagos Island deal and dubs it the 'best he could make'... then fires military warning shot at China ⊕
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
The US President described the proposed agreement as the 'best' Starmer could make, seemingly signalling a change in support after criticising it last month.
Could this be the beginning of the end for Starmer? ⊖
Few Labour MPs are publicly calling for Sir Keir Starmer to go but this is very serious moment for the PM.
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