- Sir Keir Starmer is facing intense pressure to resign as Labour leader, with insiders saying he faces a “hard deadline” of Tuesday morning's cabinet meeting for him to announce his departure.
- Senior Labour figures, including Lord Charlie Falconer and several ministers, have publicly urged Sir Keir to step down, citing a lack of authority.
- Allies of Andy Burnham are actively plotting for his swift “coronation” as Labour leader, aiming to avoid a leadership contest.
- There is speculation that Wes Streeting could be offered the role of chancellor in a Burnham government if he agrees not to challenge for the leadership.
- Despite initial defiance, reports suggest Sir Keir may be planning a "deliberate slow march" towards his departure, though Downing Street has denied these claims.
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