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@FT Everyone—from Badenoch&Farage LTD to the BBC(parroting to GO and Fraser,stomping on the doorstep of 10 Downing Str), and even from Trump to Putin— all are calling on Starmer to resign. I wonder why neither China, nor the EU, nor any European country is calling on him to resign

How could a challenge to Starmer’s premiership play out? ft.trib.al/kjjkgJk

@FT Starmer should stay

@RepDonBacon Awful😢 that’s inhumane brutality by Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran and Russia

Rape, torture and murdering innocents are barbaric. There is no place for Hamas.

@GBNEWS Everyone—from Badenoch and Farage, to the BBC parroting to GO and Fraser stomping on the doorstep of 10 Downing Street, and even Trump and Putin—are calling on Keir Starmer to resign. I wonder why neither China, nor the EU, nor any European country is calling on him to resign?

‘The Prime Minister is in office but is not in power.’ Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch calls out Keir Starmer, saying 100 Labour MPs have called for him to resign, adding it’s clear his authority has gone. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

@PolitlcsUK Everyone—from Badenoch and Farage to the BBC parroting to GO and Fraser stomping on the doorstep of 10 Downing Street, and even Trump and Putin—are calling on Keir Starmer to resign. I wonder why neither China, nor the EU, nor any European country is calling on him to resign?

🚨 WATCH: Kemi Badenoch says Labour MPs are "so arrogant" that they "want to lead our country" but "can't even a lead a coup"

@KemiBadenoch Everyone—from Badenoch and Farage to the BBC parroting to GO and Fraser stomping on the doorstep of 10 Downing Street, and even Trump and Putin—are calling on Keir Starmer to resign. I wonder why neither China, nor the EU, nor any European country is calling on him to resign?

Labour MPs are so arrogant. They want to lead our country but they can’t even lead a coup.

@BanP0liticians Yeah 👍 definitely -Reform will not be even one term ✊🇬🇧

Bookmark this tweet. Labour will be a one term Government.

Everyone—from Badenoch and Farage to the BBC parroting to GO and Fraser stomping on the doorstep of 10 Downing Street, and even Trump and Putin—are calling on Keir Starmer to resign. I wonder why neither China, nor the EU, nor any European country is calling on him to resign?

Turning back to the leader of the opposition, the PM says he and Kemi Badenoch have something in common: "Our parties both had tough results at the local elections last week, the difference is she hasn't noticed," he says Follow live: bbc.in/48TqGfk

@Reuters Starmer should continue to perform his duties as PM till next general elections

Less than two years after landslide, unloved Starmer battles to save his job reut.rs/42Q4L5j reut.rs/42Q4L5j

@WiRoPaPe1208BC @TheNewsAgents Perhaps you've confused the results of the general election with those of the local election?

@Donald980847 @TheNewsAgents What else can I possibly be referring to?

"Keir Starmer realises that this would be the seventh PM since Brexit - it is 𝘢𝘣𝘴𝘶𝘳𝘥. "It makes us a national joke if we cannot, as a nation, hold on to a PM more than 18 months." Is Starmer's refusal to go a sign of arrogance, or an attempt to avoid another psychodrama?

@Telegraph Press in UK 🤔🤷‍♂️☹️ “87 Labour MPs signed a statement calling Keir Starmer to resign and only more than 100 Signed the statement supporting Kier Starmer”

📝 “This is no time for a leadership contest.” Some 112 MPs have signed a statement opposing a leadership contest against Sir Keir Starmer. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/1…

@JensStuemmler It’s Suprise that German policy is not able to act effectively against soviet Nazis

In Wiesind die Kriegsverbrecher noch militanter und aufdringlicher aufgetreten

@lewis_goodall The Conservatives are eagerly flocking to Reform,while the rest are hoping for an invitation from Nigel Farage to form a coalition Seems that 87 Labour MPs want to trigger a political crisis—or perhaps their goal is to be invited to join Reform or to call for a new election?

The devastating thing about this letter is that it lays out the critique of Starmer you hear again and again from across the factions, that politically speaking, he cannot do the job, something they've all experienced first hand from within.

@lewis_goodall In the last parliamentary election, in which the public gave a mandate to the Labour Party, which won the election by a clear margin The next United Kingdom general election is scheduled to be held no later than August 15, 2029.

@WiRoPaPe1208BC @TheNewsAgents Are you referring to the last general election, in which the public gave a mandate to the Labour Party, which won the election by a clear margin? The next United Kingdom general election is scheduled to be held no later than August 15, 2029.

@TheNewsAgents Labour got 21% of the electorate vote. That’s not a mandate, it’s an anomaly.

@EdwardJDavey What you should suggest Britain to be the bottom of a beer glass?

This simply doesn’t cut it. Saying Britain should be at the heart of Europe means nothing if Labour keeps ruling out the very steps that would get us there. If Starmer thinks vague words on Europe will keep him in Number 10, he is badly mistaken.

@KemiBadenoch Unconstructive opposition will lead the Tory Party to total collapse in the next election. When Tory leaders can’t come up with anything to offer the public, all they can do is comment on what people have said and what has happened—that’s not leadership, it’s parroting.

Keir Starmer’s speech was sad to watch. With so many resets, even his reset button needs a reset. But I do not take pleasure in watching the Prime Minister flounder. The country needs leadership, not another speech from a man who clearly knows something has gone badly wrong, but still can't explain why. This is Labour’s real problem. It is not just Starmer - all the pretenders jostling for his job do not have the answers either, because they all believe the same things: more welfare, more state control, more borrowing, more regulation. They are busy arguing over who should drive the car, but the truth is they are all heading in the wrong direction. They have no vision for the future. What we need is to get Britain working again. That is why I have proposed an alternative King’s Speech with a a clear plan to reward effort, cut the cost of government, secure our borders, rebuild industry and back families who do the right thing. If Labour are serious about fixing the country they could do all of this tomorrow. Whether they have the bravery or the common sense to do that is a different matter.

This is the choice. A highly regarded and admired former Director of Public Prosecutions and head of the Crown Prosecution Service, fully vetted by the Security Service or a lying, corrupt, chancer with no political experience who sold Britain out and is probably a Russian asset