UK PM Starmer "is reportedly looking for a dignified way of ending all this. But he doesn't want to be seen to be forced out", Mail on Sunday's Hodges reports

The report suggests UK PM Starmer is seeking a graceful exit, reflecting potential instability within the government.

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If this perception deepens, it could lead to increased volatility in UK assets, particularly gilts and equities, as political uncertainty tends to weigh on market sentiment and risk appetite. Traders should monitor further developments closely, as a change in leadership could prompt shifts in fiscal policy and market dynamics.

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