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Government ministers resign, as rats leave Starmer’s sinking ship

Skwawkbox by Skwawkbox
12 May 2026
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Starmer’s world is – deservedly – falling apart very rapidly. His disastrous and tone-deaf speech post-elections only cemented the belief of those around him that he’s toast. The number of MPs signed up to demand a contest to replace him has snowballed rapidly and now stands at 86, more than enough to trigger a leadership contest.

Starmer appears to have lost Labour Together backing

Now, government minister Miatta Fahnbulleh has resigned, telling Starmer:

the public does not believe that you can lead this change – and nor do I.

Fahnbulleh jumping first may well be part of the notorious ‘Labour Together’ trying to retain control. As the Canary noted in March 2026:

Fahnbulleh had previously been of interest to Labour Together, serving as a “Policy Fellow” there.

Fahnbulleh’s resignation is particularly interesting given fellow Labour Together stooge Josh Simons apparent desire for Starmer to go.

Burned toast

As of the time of writing, according to party insiders:

• 6 front-benchers have resigned.
• at least 4 cabinet ministers have told Starmer to lay out immediate plans to leave.
• 81 Labour MPs are publicly making the same demand.
• more than 85 Labour MPs have privately signed Catherine West’s letter – enough to force a leadership contest.

Starmer is done and Labour is dead.

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  1. Thousand Year Reich says:
    1 month ago

    Makes no difference now. Sir Starmer’s done his job. Killed Labour to ensure a Corbyn fluke can never happen again. Sure enough, now we have the neo-lib-dems aka The Green Party as the voice of the “left”. Unions are pitiful. Protest is pathetic.

    Sir Khan and Sir Starmer have wrecked London. Metoo screwed Scottish independence with their lies about Salmond just as the SNP was about to make a difference. Sinn Fein were mugged into party politics, leaving a united Ireland further away than ever. Westminster’s back to the 1950s. And now Farage is coming to send the whole UK back into the Dark Ages.

    Respect Skwawkbox, we tried. Time to admit defeat and emigrate. As there’s nothing good coming down the tracks.

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