Starmer is not setting out timetable for his departure, says David Lammy
Summary
David Lammy, a top cabinet member, said Prime Minister Keir Starmer has no plans to set a date to leave his job. Lammy urged the Labour party to focus on governing and move past leadership rumors after recent internal disputes and a byelection contest.Key Facts
- David Lammy is justice secretary and deputy prime minister.
- Lammy said Keir Starmer is strong and focused on governing, with no departure timetable.
- Andy Burnham plans to run in the Makerfield byelection after the current Labour MP resigned.
- Burnham could challenge for Labour leadership if he wins the byelection.
- Labour had internal conflicts as another potential leader, Wes Streeting, resigned as health secretary.
- Lammy called the recent party disputes a mistake and said Labour must unite now.
- Reform UK plans to campaign heavily in the Makerfield byelection.
- Labour government officials said they will not consider rejoining the EU’s customs union or full membership.
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