- David Lammy defended Sir Keir Starmer's leadership, highlighting his "strength of character" and "fighting experience", and stated there would be "no timetables" for his departure.
- Lammy criticised the Labour Party for an "own goal" of "introspection and infighting" in the 10 days following the local elections.
- He warned that continued internal disputes for 10 weeks would lead to the party losing the next general election.
- Lammy urged Labour to end the infighting, stressing the importance of loyalty, unity, and focusing on government business.
- He confirmed that all Cabinet members, including Sir Keir Starmer, would campaign for a Labour victory in the upcoming Makerfield by-election.
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