Cabinet loyalists have turned on UK PM Starmer in a growing backlash over his handling of the Mandelson scandal, with a senior Government source telling the Telegraph that the wheels have stopped turning in No. 10 and that there is a sense that it is over

The reported backlash against PM Starmer from his cabinet suggests increasing internal strife, which could destabilize his leadership.

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If this sentiment gains traction, it may lead to political uncertainty in the UK, impacting markets and encouraging cautious positioning in GBP and UK assets.

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