It was already make or break for both residents of Downing Street, but whoever briefed against Wes Streeting has just made the task even worse, as Sean O’Grady explains
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It was already make or break for both residents of Downing Street, but whoever briefed against Wes Streeting has just made the task even worse, as Sean O’Grady explains
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s the prime minister apologises to Wes Streeting for a hostile briefing that probably emanated from No 10, one consequence is yet more pressure on Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves to get the Budget right – already a near-impossible task.
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