UK MP Wes Streeting appears to have moved against UK PM Starmer tonight. "After getting through the day the prime minister now looks in increasing peril", via Bloomberg's Wickham

Wes Streeting's position against PM Starmer suggests potential internal party discord, which could increase political instability in the UK.

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This may affect market sentiment, particularly for UK equities and the pound, if investors perceive a heightened risk to Starmer's leadership. Keep an eye on how this impacts UK policy discussions and economic direction moving forward.

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