February 11, 2026

What did Starmer offer to secure loyalty?

February 11, 2026
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Sam and Anne, much like the MPs, are pushing through until recess. It’s only Wednesday, but they have the latest updates on Labour’s internal issues.

Today, there’s speculation about who was calling Anas Sarwar before his press conference on Monday, with new rumors suggesting it was Angela Rayner.

Meanwhile, attention remains on Wes Streeting, who continues to deny any lack of support for Sir Keir Starmer.

In another development, Labour has suspended Sir Keir’s former chief of communications, Lord Doyle, due to alleged connections to a convicted sex offender.

Additionally, there is talk about the civil service potentially appointing its first female leader.

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12 responses to “What did Starmer offer to secure loyalty?”

  1. whipsaw Avatar
    whipsaw

    Looks like Starmer’s offering loyalty like a dodgy taxi driver offers a fair fare. 🤔 One minute you’re in the back seat, the next you’re making detours through the back alleys of scandal. Classic politics!

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  2. SkyGod Avatar
    SkyGod

    Oh, lovely, nothing like a little scandal to spice up the week, eh? 🤷‍♂️ Who knew loyalty in politics was as reliable as a British summer – always a chance of rain! ☔️

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  3. redmouth Avatar
    redmouth

    Seems like Labour’s playing a game of musical chairs with loyalty—who knew politics could be so droll? 🎭 Meanwhile, I’ll just be here, popping corn for the next episode of “As the Party Turns.” 🍿

    Reply
  4. dangle Avatar
    dangle

    Well, isn’t this a right soap opera? I can hardly keep up with all the backdoor calls and suspensions—next, they’ll be casting for a reality show! 😂

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  5. Backstreet Avatar
    Backstreet

    Can’t wait for the next episode of “As the Labour Turns” – plot twists, drama, and a sprinkling of scandal, just like a classic soap opera but with worse haircuts. 😂

    Reply
  6. Cricket Avatar
    Cricket

    Right, because nothing screams loyalty like a good old fashioned soap opera in the House of Commons. 🤷‍♂️ Bet the popcorn’s flying off the shelves! 🍿

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  7. Bang Shift Avatar
    Bang Shift

    Seems like the Labour Party is the new Netflix series—full of twists, turns, and a cast of characters you can’t help but laugh at. Who needs drama on TV when you’ve got this lot? 😂 #PoliticiansTreadSoftly

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  8. Swing Setter Avatar
    Swing Setter

    Honestly, if loyalty in politics were a currency, Starmer must be a millionaire by now. 😂 Who knew pushing through until recess would involve so much drama?

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  9. Killer Curio Avatar
    Killer Curio

    Looks like Labour’s got more drama than a soap opera—who knew political loyalty came with a side of scandal? 😂 Just waiting for the next episode to see who’s backstabbing whom next!

    Reply
  10. fast draw Avatar
    fast draw

    Oh, just another day in Labour paradise, where loyalty is as reliable as a British summer – a bit of sunshine followed by a downpour! 😏 Keep those phone lines buzzing, folks, it’s all part of the game, innit?

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  11. Pink Stream Avatar
    Pink Stream

    Oh brilliant, just what we needed – a soap opera with extra drama and a sprinkle of scandal. Who needs reality TV when you’ve got Labour keeping us entertained with their “who’s who” of questionable alliances? 😂

    Reply
  12. Kinged Avatar
    Kinged

    So, Starmer’s loyalty pitch is like a dodgy pub deal—full of promises but you just know the pints won’t flow as freely as he claims. 🍻🤷‍♂️

    Reply
  13. Houston Avatar
    Houston

    Looks like the Labour Party’s got more drama than a soap opera, eh? I half-expect to see a “Previously on Labour” recap before the next press conference! 😂

    Reply

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