UK PM Starmer will be subject to a vote on whether he should be referred to the Privileges Committee, The Times' Swinford reports; Speaker Hoyle is expected to allow a debate and vote on the 28th of April over the referral.

This potential vote regarding PM Starmer suggests an escalation in political uncertainty in the UK.

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UK PM Starmer will be subject to a vote on whether he should be referred to the Privileges Committee, The Times' Swinford reports; Speaker Hoyle is expected to allow a debate and vote on the 28th of April over the referral.

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If the referral to the Privileges Committee goes ahead, it may impact market sentiment, particularly for GBP and UK equities, as political instability can lead to volatility in the currency and bond markets.

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