Cabinet Minister tells Mail on Sunday's Hodges 2/3 of the Cabinet now believe Starmer needs to set out a timetable for his departure; told this was communicated to Downing Street yesterday

The statement suggesting that two-thirds of the Cabinet believes Keir Starmer needs to outline a departure timetable indicates potential political instability within the UK government.

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If this sentiment gains traction, it could fuel uncertainty regarding policy continuity and market reactions, particularly affecting the GBP and influencing the broader risk sentiment in global markets.

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