Health Secretary Wes Streeting arrives at Downing Street for talks with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as reported by multiple outlets. The meetings are described as potentially significant for the government’s next steps, with Streeting presented as a prominent figure within the ruling party and one of Starmer’s key rivals. In parallel, coverage highlights that union support for the government is weakening, with unions described as pulling back backing amid ongoing disputes and political tensions. The reports frame the day’s events as a “crunch” period, suggesting heightened political pressure and the possibility of decisions that could affect policy direction. Across the sources, the common focus remains on Streeting’s presence at No 10 and the backdrop of declining union support. However, the accounts do not provide detailed specifics of the agenda or the substance of any proposals discussed during the talks, nor do they elaborate on the precise reasons unions are withdrawing support. The information available from the excerpts therefore centers on the timing and perceived importance of the meeting and the change in the level of union backing.