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‘Bye bye Keir, we won’t miss you!’

Alex Armstrong reacts to early reports that Keir Starmer could be set to step down as Prime Minister this week amid growing threats of a leadership challenge.

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Labour’s colossal defeat in the local elections has seen Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer decide the antidote to Labour’s unpopularity is to row back on its manifesto pledges and draw the UK closer to the EU.

With rumours some Labour MPs are pushing for the UK to rejoin in the next five years, Gully Foyle joins Nick Dunning to discuss the benefits Britain has experienced since leaving the EU. These include becoming the world’s fourth largest exporter in 2024, strong service sector exports, trade deals around the world and some promising developments in its tech sector.

Starmer stands accused of allowing the EU to ‘fleece’ Britain, and of tying the UK to the bureaucratic bloc through opaque defence procurement schemes and a litany of agreements which future governments may find themselves locked into. Nearly ten years on from the Brexit referendum, Foyle discusses these deals and the extent to which they could resemble the beginning of an EU army, and a subsequent pivot away from the UK’s ‘special relationship’ with America, without the public’s knowledge or consent.

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By Nicholas Dunning

CHAPTERS

00:00 Labour’s EU defence alignment sparks alarm
01:07 Brexit voters betrayed by Labour
05:01 Why the EU fears Brexit success
10:35 Brexit and Britain’s export performance
14:12 Rising EU debt and runaway budget
17:03 AI, innovation and Brexit freedoms
18:54 Animal welfare gains outside the EU
24:15 Immigration, wages and free movement
26:05 Energy policy, net zero and nuclear
31:28 Can the EU still punish Britain?
38:15 Global Britain and CPTPP trade
41:49 The lie about small boats and Brexit
46:16 Why rejoining the EU would mean the euro
48:05 Labour’s EU foreign policy alignment
50:18 Billions in new EU defence commitments
52:21 Is Britain being drawn into an EU army?
55:07 Starmer’s long-term EU realignment plan
57:13 What a future pro-Brexit government should do

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‘So after all the resignations, all the negative briefings, all the talk of Cabinet walk outs not a single one of them had the bottle to confront Starmer to his face?’

The Labour government faces its second day of extreme instability as Keir Starmer remains “in the bunker” despite nearly 100 MPs and several ministers calling for his resignation. Following a series of high-profile departures, including Jess Phillips, rumors are swirling about a potential leadership bid from Ed Miliband to block Wes Streeting. Critics argue that the political deadlock has effectively paralysed the civil service, leaving the country in a state of limbo.

In this video, we cover:

0:00 – Day Two: Keir Starmer remains defiant in the Downing Street “bunker”

1:49 – Streeting’s Move: Rumours of the Health Secretary measuring the curtains for Number 10

3:58 – Jess Phillips Resigns: A scathing letter attacking the PM’s leadership

6:11 – Ed Miliband’s Bid: Reports of a “soft left” candidate to stop Streeting

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8:44 – Live from Downing Street: Updates on the meeting between Starmer and Streeting

11:10 – Panel Analysis: Esther McVey on the paralysis of the UK civil service

15:21 – Comparison to Predecessors: How this revolt differs from Theresa May or Boris Johnson

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Benjamin Butterworth reveals examples of people who have had their lives threatened by IRGC sleeper cells whilst inside the UK.

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