UK's Starmer vows to prove doubters wrong and stay in power
Starmer said Labour must answer the "big challenges" after losses that prompted calls from more than 40 MPs for a leadership change.
- On Monday, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer vowed to "face up to the big challenges" as he battles to save his premiership following dire election results in Scotland, Wales, and English councils.
- Following Thursday's voting, around 40 Labour MPs called for leadership change after the party suffered heavy losses to Reform, the Green Party, the SNP, and Plaid Cymru.
- Backbencher Catherine West may seek 81 nominations for a leadership challenge if she remains "dissatisfied" after Starmer's speech, aiming to force the Cabinet to move against him.
- Business Secretary Peter Kyle noted that Streeting will "have my support" in Monday's speech, dismissing speculation about an imminent leadership bid by potential rivals.
- Ahead of the King's Speech, Starmer will outline his "10-year project" for Britain, pledging his government will be defined by rebuilding relations with Europe to strengthen the economy and defence.
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