Sir Keir also said appointing Lord Peter Mandelson ambassador to Washington was a ‘mistake’.
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Sir Keir Starmer has insisted he will lead Labour into the next general election, but admitted that appointing Lord Peter Mandelson ambassador to Washington DC was a “mistake”.
The prime minister said that discussions around his leadership amounted to time-wasting
Labour MPs have questioned the prime ministers judgement, with some declaring ‘it’s over’ for Starmer
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Sir Keir also insisted he will still be in No 10 by 2027 despite growing discontent among Labour backbenchers
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