Politics

Opposition to Keir Starmer is driven by distinct agendas ranging from accusations of a lack of empathy to strategic manoeuvring by factions aligned with Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham.

The Russell Group institution warns that doing nothing is not an option, while the University and College Union opposes the strategy and prepares industrial action.

Despite a wave of resignations and demands from over 80 MPs, Keir Starmer has told his cabinet he will not step down, according to a live audio report from The Guardian.

New administration seeks cooperation from opposition parties and requests expanded powers from the UK government

Nigel Farage faces inquiries into flights in aircraft owned by businessman Lorenzo Zaccheo, a £25,000 donor to the party

Disagreements persist over a cap on the youth mobility scheme and the refusal to offer home tuition fees to EU citizens

Internal friction follows crushing local election defeats as over 80 MPs call for departure but Starmer refuses to quit without official trigger

The decision ends hopes among Burnham allies that the constituency would be utilised for a potential byelection, while Rimmer warns that a leadership challenge would render Labour indistinguishable from the Conservatives.

Long-term gilt yields jump 11 basis points while over 70 MPs and ministers urge Prime Minister Keir Starmer to resign amid fears of relaxed fiscal rigour

Over 70 MPs have publicly demanded Starmer stand down following dire election results, yet the government insists the King's Speech will proceed as planned

The party confirms steps are being taken to settle any outstanding amounts after legal analysis suggests a three-year liability period

State rejects £1bn debt demand from Jingye Steel, offering £100m sale price instead, as it moves to lock out nominal Chinese owner

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper and Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood are believed to have advised the Prime Minister to oversee a dignified departure following election defeats, though a cabinet meeting at 9am today remains the immediate focal point.

Aditya Chakrabortty explores the intense antagonism directed at the Prime Minister and speculates on the longevity of the UK's current political structure

Official message commends the organisation's provision of faith, meals, and support for those recovering from addiction

The President signed S. 98 and S. 1020 into law on 11 May 2026, directing the FCC to implement vetting procedures for universal service applicants and authorising FERC to extend construction deadlines for covered hydropower projects by six years.

A day of internal friction sees Keir Starmer attempt to quell unrest while Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner urges rival Andy Burnham to return to the fold.

Newly elected Essex official steps down days after securing his seat, amid claims he referred to Muslims as 'rats' and described white people as the 'master race'.

Prime Minister rejects calls to step down, vowing to fight leadership challenges amidst Reform UK threats

Keir Starmer has staved off an immediate vote of no confidence, yet parliamentarians insist on a clear schedule for his departure

The concession, grounded in a framework agreement signed last May, offers Prime Minister Keir Starmer a political victory ahead of a summer summit, though wider trade talks remain stalled over university tuition fees.

The yield on 10-year gilts has reached 5%, while 30-year yields have climbed to 5.67%, prompting concerns that the margin for error created by recent tax increases is being significantly diminished.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer describes the intervention as a battle for the soul of the nation, while Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley reviews conditions and powers amid concerns over public disorder following recent attacks in Golders Green.

The move reduces immediate pressure on the Prime Minister while demanding a timetable for his exit following poor election results.

In a make-or-break address to the Labour Party, the Prime Minister rejected resignation and pledged to ban far-right agitators from nationalist marches following historically poor election results.

Angela Rayner has issued a manifesto for a leadership challenge, with Catherine West expected to respond to the Prime Minister's address before deciding on the 81 nominations required to proceed

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is viewed as the most immediate parliamentary threat, while Mayor Andy Burnham retains significant support among party members despite his exclusion from parliament.

With 43 seats, the party falls short of a majority but intends to secure support from the Greens and likely abstentions from Labour and Liberal Democrats to elect its first minister

Officials are reportedly finalising plans to take complete control of the Scunthorpe plant from Chinese owner Jingye, following rising operational costs and fears of closure

Approximately 40 Labour MPs have called for Prime Minister Keir Starmer to quit or set an exit date following the party's defeat of 1,500 councillors and 40 councils to Reform UK and the Greens.

Community leaders and politicians clash over government response to Golders Green stabbings

The President's remarks outline a governance agenda focusing on tax credits, pharmaceutical pricing, and border enforcement while acknowledging the role of maternal figures in American society.

On 10 May 2026, the President delivered a commemorative address focusing on the 1775 raid by the Green Mountain Boys under Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold, noting the event provided crucial artillery for the Continental Army.

Reform UK secured 1,349 council seats and control of 14 councils, while the Green party won 376 seats and two mayoralties, marking a significant shift away from traditional dominance

With Labour and Reform UK tying for second place, the Scottish Labour leader insists the focus must remain on governing performance rather than election results

Richard Tice defends personal security arrangement while Anna Turley alleges policy bias; decision expected in coming days

Despite lacking a parliamentary majority, the Plaid Cymru leader seeks cross-party backing and warns UK Labour against punitive measures

With the Prime Minister vowing to remain in post, the parliamentary party must decide between a formal ballot or alternative pressure tactics to force a change

Following significant losses in local elections, internal dissent grows among Labour MPs while Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks to refresh his cabinet with senior advisers

Catherine West has issued a final warning to the Prime Minister, stating she will trigger a leadership ballot if no cabinet minister steps forward by Monday. The move follows significant electoral setbacks and Starmer's insistence on a long-term renewal project.

The Prime Minister has rejected calls to resign to avoid chaos, while the party grapples with the loss of over 1,400 councillors and control in Wales.

Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish leaders announce joint strategy to resist Westminster overreach following historic election results

The Greens won 42 of 57 seats on Hackney council, with Scott, who campaigned as a low-expectation candidate, now aiming to rebuild community cohesion.