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Labour MPs have put Starmer on notice after election battering. Can he turn it around?
Key takeaways
- Laura Kuenssberg Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg BBC"Over to you Keir," says a senior minister, not mincing his words.
- Not everyone in the Labour Party wants there to be a challenge to the leadership, but even Sir Keir Starmer's most loyal ministers are pushing him to change - and fast.
- The prime minister is nothing if not a determined man.
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Laura Kuenssberg Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg BBC"Over to you Keir," says a senior minister, not mincing his words.
Not everyone in the Labour Party wants there to be a challenge to the leadership, but even Sir Keir Starmer's most loyal ministers are pushing him to change - and fast.
The prime minister is nothing if not a determined man. But can he show he can turn it round?
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