Four UK cabinet ministers, led by the Home Secretary, have gone into Number 10 to tell the prime minister to set out a timetable for him to resign, according to ITV News

The news of four UK cabinet ministers urging Prime Minister Starmer to set a resignation timeline signals potential instability in the UK political landscape.

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  • UK Deputy PM Lammy urges PM Starmer to set out a timetable to quit.
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This could lead to a shift in policies or leadership, raising questions about market confidence and potential reactions in GBP and UK equities depending on the unfolding situation.

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