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‘Not if, but when!’ | Keir Starmer SLAMMED for throwing Morgan McSweeney ‘under the bus’ as a buffer
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GB News Presenter Nana Akua discusses the resignation of Morgan McSweeney, Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, in the wake of the deepening Lord Mandelson scandal. As the Prime Minister’s ‘right-hand man’ steps down, critics argue that Starmer has thrown his closest partner ‘under the bus’ to act as a political buffer.
The panel discusses the shifting of the ‘deck chairs on the Titanic’ with the appointment of new acting chiefs of staff and what this means for the future of the Labour Government.
0:00 – Breaking News: Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney resigns.
0:24 – The Mandelson Scandal: Re-examining the appointment of Lord Mandelson.
1:11 – David Lammy’s Warning: Claims he advised against the appointment.
2:06 – Past Resignations: A look back at Mandelson’s 1998 and 2001 cabinet exits.
3:28 – Responding to senior political figures slamming the PM.
4:15 – Under the Bus: Why Starmer is being accused of using McSweeney as a buffer.
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6:43 – The Political Fallout: Christopher Hope on the ‘importance’ of McSweeney’s influence.
8:05 – New Leadership: Jill Cuthbertson and Vidhya Alakeson appointed acting chiefs of staff.
8:55 – Future Prospects: The next full-time replacement.
10:00 – Confidence in Labour: Analysing Starmer’s record-low polling numbers.
11:32 – The Buck Stops Here: If the advisor had to go, why hasn’t the Prime Minister?
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Kemi Badenoch has accused Andy Burnham – the likely next Prime Minister – of “running away” from proper media scrutiny, as prepares to take part in an “ask me anything” session on Reddit.
The Conservative leader claims Burnham is choosing to use the online social media forum because it’s “easier” than facing what she called “unbiased, neutral media scrutiny”.
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As the average cost of weddings increased by 6% last year, GB News’ Yorkshire and Humber Reporter Anna Riley reports on the soaring costs of couples tying the knot.
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‘Snivelling bunch of weasels’ | Patrick Christys BLASTS Keir Starmer’s final PMQs farewell
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GB News Presenter Patrick Christys reacts to Keir Starmer’s final Prime Minister’s Questions, where Labour MPs gave the Prime Minister a standing ovation as he reflected on his time in office.
Patrick delivers his strong verdict on Starmer’s premiership, questioning his record on the economy, taxation, immigration, public services and the decisions made by his Government. He also reflects on the reaction from Labour MPs and asks whether they have forgotten the controversies and policies that have shaped Starmer’s time in power.
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