A Labour mutiny is gathering pace after the party’s disaster local election results – with dozens of MPs mounting pressure on Sir Keir Starmer to resign.
The Prime Minister today vowed to stay in his role for another eight years, insisting he is at the beginning of a ’10-year-project of renewal’.
In a desperate bid to save his premiership he wheeled out Labour veterans Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman back into government yesterday.
Backbencher Catherine West threatened to launch a ‘stalking horse’ leadership bid in the morning unless the Cabinet acted – with No10 nervous anger is so great she could get the
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