Four top Labour figures could beat Starmer in a leadership race, poll finds

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to provide evidence in the U.S. congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing that anyone with knowledge of child sexual offense cases should disclose relevant information. This call comes after Mountbatten-Windsor missed a deposition deadline, raising concerns about his cooperation with the inquiry.

Keir Starmer is departing South Africa after attending the G20 summit, where he faced pressing issues including a challenging budget and a controversial peace deal for Ukraine that has raised concerns among allies.

A critical incident has been declared over a 40ft-high mountain of waste, described as 'utterly appalling' by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The declaration highlights significant concerns regarding waste management and environmental safety in the area.

Nigel Farage is under pressure to investigate potential links between Reform UK and Russia following the sentencing of Nathan Gill, the party's former leader in Wales, to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes from a pro-Kremlin agent. Gill admitted to receiving payments to promote pro-Russian statements, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the party's leadership.

Keir Starmer has dismissed speculation regarding a leadership challenge from Andy Burnham, asserting that Burnham is performing well as the Mayor of Manchester. Starmer urged party colleagues to refrain from undermining each other as Burnham did not rule out a future challenge during interviews. This support comes as Starmer heads to the G20 summit in Johannesburg.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has labeled Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, as 'spineless' in light of allegations regarding his past racist comments and behavior during his time at Dulwich College. Starmer emphasized that Farage has 'questions to answer' about these claims, which include disturbing chants and bullying incidents involving minority ethnic students.

Keir Starmer has defended his trip to South Africa for the G20 summit, which takes place just days before the budget announcement. The Prime Minister aims to secure investment to address the cost of living crisis and bolster support for Ukraine. His attendance comes despite the absence of Donald Trump, who has chosen to boycott the summit.

An inquiry into the UK government's handling of the Covid pandemic has revealed significant delays and inaction under Boris Johnson's leadership. Bereaved families expressed devastation over the lives that could have been saved with different leadership. Keir Starmer defended the government's decision to delay a review of educational provisions for students with special needs, emphasizing the need for thorough consultation.