3 h. ago Now even the 'Bible of the Left' turns on Keir: New Statesman magazine asks if Starmer 'realises how much trouble he's in' as Labour insiders vent anger at 'terrible' PM

In a remarkable cover story, this week's edition of the New Statesman political magazine asks whether the Prime Minister realises 'how much trouble he's in'.

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16 h. ago Prime Minister could face leadership challenge after Budget, say Labour insiders

The Labour leader is increasingly concerned about his party’s dip in support which may result in serious losses at next year’s local elections

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3 d. ago 'He was deflecting. Everyone's furious': David Lammy under fire for appalling 'diversity' tweet after Commons disaster

After his shambolic performance, Lammy should have kept his head down and demonstrated his sole focus was on getting Britain's marauding lags safely back under lock and key.

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8 d. ago 'She genuinely doesn't know what to do': Brutal verdict on Rachel Reeves from Labour ministers as insiders tell DAN HODGES the truth about Chancellor's speech

Rachel Reeves has just finished delivering her major speech framing this month's Budget. And it can be summed up in six words: 'Nothing to do with me, guv.'

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9 d. ago THREE Big Brother housemates get severe punishment after breaking key rule – but fans think it’s not harsh enough

BIG Brother is set to lay down the law to three housemates after they broke a key rule – but fans are already calling for their eviction.  On Sunday night’s episode, Caroline was seen instigating a conversation about nominations with Sam and Nancy, but when they realised they could get in trouble, they switched things...

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2 w. ago Inside race to replace Angela Rayner as new deputy Labour leader announced today

Members' polls point to sacked Cabinet minister Lucy Powell being crowned Labour's deputy leader - but Bridget Phillipson's team believe there is still a path to victory

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3 w. ago Managerless Rangers ‘lucky to get a point’ as fans vent anger at players and board

James Tavernier’s late goal earned Rangers a 2-2 draw with Dundee United at Ibrox as the interim manager, Steven Smith, got a taste of the fragility that has dogged the club this season. “Any potential new manager that’s watching knows there is talent in the group. But it’s just about how you get that consistency over a 90-minute game. And then the results will start to change,” he said.“To go from the level in the first half where you’re thinking you should be two or three goals up to coming away at the end where you’re probably lucky to get a point is quite frustrating. When you’ve only worked with a group of four, four or five training sessions, it’s quite difficult.” Continue reading...

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