A briefing by his allies to British news outlets about alleged leadership challenge triggered a communications crisis.
A briefing by his allies to British news outlets about alleged leadership challenge triggered a communications crisis.
By Edna Mohamed and News Agencies
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United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer has sought to distance himself from an unofficial briefing to the media by unnamed “allies” that he intends to fight off a leadership contest which, they say, could come just 18 months into his premiership.
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