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Labour Minister REFUSES to acknowledge unfolding CHAOS around Keir Starmer

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Labour tensions are continuing to dominate Westminster as pressure mounts around Prime Minister Keir Starmer, with ministers repeatedly refusing to engage with growing speculation over the future of the Labour leadership. In a tense exchange, Chief Secretary to the Treasury James Murray appeared unwilling to acknowledge claims of “chaos” surrounding the Prime Minister, prompting a fiery response from GB News presenter Stephen Dixon. As rumours of internal divisions intensify, questions are now being raised over whether Labour could soon face a full-scale leadership battle.

James Murray defended the government’s record by insisting Labour is “better prepared to weather what is coming our way because of what the Chancellor has done with her economic plan,” while attempting to shift focus back onto the party’s economic agenda. However, growing speculation over the position of senior Labour figures continues to overshadow the government’s messaging. With political pressure increasing and party unity being openly questioned, insiders are suggesting tensions inside Labour are becoming harder to contain.

Meanwhile, GB News presenter Ellie Costello pressed James Murray over whether he would support Angela Rayner in a potential leadership contest following her clearance by HMRC.

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‘I’m sorry Wes walked away’ | Steve Reed ‘very sad’ but disagrees with Wes Streeting’s resignation

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Housing Secretary Steve Reed discusses the political turmoil in the Labour Party, following the resignation of Wes Streeting. Reed shares his personal sadness over his colleague’s departure while defending the government’s track record and vision.

The discussion covers the leadership tensions, the potential candidacy of Andy Burnham in Makerfield, and the ‘chaos’ that threatens to overshadow recent economic gains and historic falls in NHS waiting lists. As the party faces a critical weekend, Reed calls for a return to putting the country before the party.

0:00 – Should Andy Burnham stand in the Makerfield by-election?

0:42 – The NEC Decision: Why permission is needed for Burnham to run.

1:26 – Record Low Popularity: Is Andy Burnham the solution to Starmer’s polling crisis?

2:03 – Economic Resilience

2:42 – By-election Timings: Calling for a swift process in Makerfield.

3:35 – Reaction to Wes Streeting

4:29 – Achieving the biggest fall in NHS waiting lists

5:00 – The Chancellor’s Role: Stabilising the economy

5:52 – Addressing the ‘instability’ at the top of the Labour Party.

6:53 – Housing Success: Building more council homes

7:15 – Makerfield’s Interests: Will the constituency be used as a ‘political pawn’?

7:58 – A call for party unity this weekend.

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Labour were sending back ‘60,000 people per year in 2009’ says human rights lawyer

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‘Under Labour in 2009, we were sending back 60,000 people a year, that is now less than 2,000 under the current Government.’

Human rights lawyer, Harjap Singh Bhangal, says The Home Office being ‘broken’ is to blame for the migrant crisis.

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‘The Government is PARALYSED when the country is in a total MESS!’ – Robert Jenrick on Starmer CHAOS

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‘The real problem here it that the Government is completely paralysed when the country is in a total mess.’

Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick addresses calls for Sir Keir Starmer to resign as Prime Minister.

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Borrowing costs SOAR to ‘highest this CENTURY’ as Labour Left demand Starmer SPLURGE on welfare

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The Labour Left have issued Keir Starmer with demands to tear up Rachel Reeves’ fiscal rules to pave way for a spending spree …

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Live from Washington DC, Bev Turner and Ben Leo bring you the latest from the US and what it means for Britain.

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