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There should be one thing on Starmer’s mind: not keeping his job, but keeping out Reform | Polly Toynbee
His speech today was OK, but nowhere near enough. Now the risk is that the longer he stays in No 10, the harder it will be to stop Britain’s Trump, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
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theguardian.com
Starmer will hope he’s dodged the axe for now – but these elections leave Britain more fragmented than ever | Jonathan Freedland
Even if all the results were not as catastrophic as expected for Labour, the writing is on the wall for the old ways of doing politics, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
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bbc.com
Another crunch moment for Starmer as he pleads with Labour MPs not to topple him
The prime minister will seek to reset his premiership in a speech on Monday.
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What did Keir Starmer say in ‘last chance’ speech to save his premiership?
Address was billed as make-or-break amid mounting speculation of a challenge. Has he done enough to hang on?
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upi.com
Starmer reset speech dissipates immediate threat to his premiership - UPI.com
Britain's embattled leader pledged a bigger, bolder more optimistic vision for the future with much closer ties to the EU as he fought for his job.
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Desperate to please but pleasing no one, Starmer’s latest reset could be his last | John Crace
Monday’s ‘make or break’ speech was one of the PM’s best but the signs are that most Labour MPs have already seen enough
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There should be one thing on Starmer’s mind: not keeping his job, but keeping out Reform | Polly Toynbee
His speech today was OK, but nowhere near enough. Now the risk is that the longer he stays in No 10, the harder it will be to stop Britain’s Trump, says Guardian columnist Polly…
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The Guardian view on Labour’s rebellion: Starmer faces a crisis of legitimacy | Editorial
Editorial: After disastrous elections, Labour MPs voice public doubts over whether the prime minister can politically survive at all
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Starmer began the day damaged and then things got worse
A growing number of Labour MPs are in no mood to heed calls from the PM’s allies to keep faith with their leader
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The Guardian view on Keir Starmer’s premiership: he may survive, but his manoeuvres themselves signal decline | Editorial
Editorial: Each ploy required to shore up the prime minister’s position exposes how fragile his authority has become
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Labour needs a battle of ideas now, not a scramble to snatch the keys to No 10 | Rafael Behr
Removing Starmer solves the problem of an unpopular leader, but without a coherent alternative agenda his successor won’t fare much better, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr