Keir Starmer‘s premiership was in freefall last night as Cabinet ministers urged him to quit.
Dozens of Labour MPs called for the Prime Minister to resign after a last-ditch fightback speech failed to quell a growing mutiny.
Last night, Labour sources said a delegation of senior ministers had gone to No 10 to tell Sir Keir his time is up.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper were among those telling him to go, it was reported.
Several key figures in the Government are said to have visited No 10 on Monday night with Defence Secretary John Healey among those urging the PM to
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