Reposted by Amanda Rowan
Labour sticks with Starmer for now but this is not over.
Last night PLP meeting was stage-managed, packed with loyalists, new MPs worried about their jobs.
Starmer purged dissent, reneged on pledges, chose wrong policies/judgements.
What will change?
Challengers will wait until the May elections
Last night PLP meeting was stage-managed, packed with loyalists, new MPs worried about their jobs.
Starmer purged dissent, reneged on pledges, chose wrong policies/judgements.
What will change?
Challengers will wait until the May elections
Chris Mason: Labour sticks with Starmer for now but this is not over
The prime minister has come through a political near-death experience, the BBC's political editor writes.
www.bbc.co.uk
February 10, 2026 at 9:22 AM
Labour sticks with Starmer for now but this is not over.
Last night PLP meeting was stage-managed, packed with loyalists, new MPs worried about their jobs.
Starmer purged dissent, reneged on pledges, chose wrong policies/judgements.
What will change?
Challengers will wait until the May elections
Last night PLP meeting was stage-managed, packed with loyalists, new MPs worried about their jobs.
Starmer purged dissent, reneged on pledges, chose wrong policies/judgements.
What will change?
Challengers will wait until the May elections
Reposted by Amanda Rowan
Chris Mason and Sam Coates love the Westminster tittle tattle. Far easier and more enjoyable than, say, going to a new breakfast club at a Primary School in Middlesbrough and talking to parents.
The last few days have demonstrated the depth of the piss poor BBC and Sky political coverage.
The last few days have demonstrated the depth of the piss poor BBC and Sky political coverage.
February 10, 2026 at 4:07 PM
Chris Mason and Sam Coates love the Westminster tittle tattle. Far easier and more enjoyable than, say, going to a new breakfast club at a Primary School in Middlesbrough and talking to parents.
The last few days have demonstrated the depth of the piss poor BBC and Sky political coverage.
The last few days have demonstrated the depth of the piss poor BBC and Sky political coverage.