What we learned from PMQs: Starmer is suffering U-turn overwhelm
The latest about-turn on digital ID handed Badenoch ample ammunition
ByWes Streeting
The battle for Labour’s leadership has already started
Inside the ideological war to succeed Keir Starmer
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Starmer’s great Ukraine gamble
A world in which the US is no longer a reliable ally will necessitate a transformation in foreign and defence…
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The year of the rebel
Keir Starmer’s opponents in the country and the party have left him struggling to keep control
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The NHS taboo could break
Wes Streeting is right to warn that the service’s future is in peril
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Wes Streeting: “I’m pretty frustrated”
The Health Secretary on Keir Starmer, Labour’s purpose, and his future
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Who’s winning Labour’s shadow leadership contest?
As Angela Rayner’s comeback continues, Wes Streeting supporters maintain he has a route to victory
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Angela Rayner is Wes Streeting’s biggest obstacle to PM
But would she even want to be leader?
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Is Wes Streeting changing constituency?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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Luke Akehurst: Starmer vs Streeting would be “fratricidal self-destruction”
The notorious party loyalist on infighting, Israel and what social democracy means to him
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Barry Gardiner, the Extirpator
The veteran Labour MP has galvanised his colleagues by publicly criticising No 10
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Is it over for Morgan McSweeney?
Even traditional allies of the chief of staff believe Keir Starmer may now sacrifice him
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Fear is driving emotion in Britain
And without any intellectual energy, all that remains is a conservative instinct to hunker down and protect
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Back-bench MPs issue a Keirless whisper
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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PMQs review: Labour briefing wars hand Kemi Badenoch an easy win
When the Prime Minister tried to insist his team was “united”, the House descended into chaos
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Who wins from No 10 vs Wes Streeting?
Labour MPs warn that Downing Street’s dramatic intervention has only weakened Keir Starmer
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Wes For Leader site registered yesterday
The setting up of such websites often sends a wave of excitement though Westminster
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Labour now knows Reform is beatable
Starmer has cast defeating Farage as a moral obligation. So if he falls short, must he make way?
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Labour’s new common ground
The fight against Reform is bringing Blairites and the soft left together
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Wes Streeting grants families full inquiry into Leeds maternity care
The Health Secretary agreed to investigate after hearing of “repeated maternity failures”
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