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Starmer’s suspension of ‘rebel’ MPs risks alienating his party in a way he can’t afford
The claim is that the four rebels and three MPs who lost envoy status are persistent rebels, but this is an overreaction. In either case, it is clear the backbenchers felt ignored and undervalued, and that the government failed to take their concerns seriously in the first place.
Four Labour MPs suspended for breaking party discipline following a revolt over welfare cuts
Labour suspended four of its Members of Parliament in Britain for breaking party discipline following a large-scale rebellion over welfare cuts this month. Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman and Rachael Maskell confirmed their suspensions,
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EXCLUSIVE: The Alloa and Grangemouth MP told the Record he is "committed rock solid to the Labour Party" and wants the whip ...
"But that doesn't mean that I'm silenced," she told BBC Breakfast, adding that she did not believe the prime minister had ...
Labour will not be able to govern if the revolts against Sir Keir Starmer continue, a minister warned after he suspended four ...
Veteran MP said in a BBC interview on Thursday that she stood by a 2023 letter comparing racism experienced by people of colour with that seen by other groups ...
LABOUR’S left today pledged to push back against Sir Keir Starmer’s purge of rebel MPs from the parliamentary party. But the ...
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Keir Starmer rewrote the history books on July 5 last year when he delivered a majority of 174 for Labour in the House of ...
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