British Prime Minister Keir Starmer tells his Cabinet he will not resign, as attention focuses on potential challengers within the Labour Party. Multiple outlets name a small group of senior figures who could seek to replace him in a leadership contest, including Health Secretary Wes Streeting, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, and former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner. Bloomberg reports that efforts to prevent a leadership challenge are encountering internal pressure, with Rayner indicating preparation for a bid and Streeting expected to leave the Cabinet and declare his candidacy. The BBC and other outlets similarly describe Burnham, Rayner and Streeting as likely options, with BBC also noting the possibility of a wider challenge process. Al Jazeera adds that Streeting has supported Burnham as one of the better figures to challenge Starmer. Separately, The Hindu and CBS report that Streeting says he will run to replace Starmer, with CBS linking his decision to a scathing letter. Across coverage, the central points are that Starmer maintains he will stay, while rivals publicly or privately signal readiness to challenge through Labour’s leadership mechanisms.