Zubir Ahmed, health minister and another close ally of Wes Streeting, quits calling for Keir Starmer to step aside.

Zubir Ahmed's resignation and call for Keir Starmer to step aside is a significant political shift in the UK, potentially undermining Starmer's leadership.

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This could create instability within the Labour Party, impacting market sentiment and the political landscape as investors re-evaluate the likelihood of Labour gaining power in upcoming elections.

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