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Keir Starmer has urged Cabinet members to maintain unity amidst distractions that have diverted the Government’s attention from crucial matters. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of fulfilling promises rather than self-centered discussions during a recent Cabinet meeting. This call for unity follows a recent internal conflict within the Labour Party regarding leadership speculation.

In an exclusive interview with the Mirror, Starmer reiterated his commitment to leading Labour into the next election, aiming to put an end to the ongoing turmoil. Downing Street highlighted the Prime Minister’s frustration with the recent distractions and the necessity to refocus on serving the British people diligently.

Recent developments, such as the abandonment of plans to increase income tax by Rachel Reeves due to positive economic forecasts, have stirred up controversy within the party. This shift, which caused market turmoil, occurred alongside reports of internal power struggles and leaked information about the upcoming Budget.

Despite the apology from the Prime Minister to Health Secretary Wes Streeting for unacceptable briefing against ministers, speculation continues regarding the future leadership and ambitions within the Labour Party. Starmer emphasized the need to steer the conversation back to addressing the cost of living and improving the well-being of the people.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood criticized the internal conflicts, labeling them as “deeply embarrassing” and urging individuals to voice their opinions openly rather than through anonymous briefings. The call for transparency and unity within the party remains crucial amidst ongoing speculations and distractions.

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