Labour figures express tributes for Keir Starmer following his departure from leadership. Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar publicly calls on Starmer to resign, citing a “Mandelson scandal” in February. The reporting describes Sarwar’s comments as part of a wider set of remarks from within Labour, with tributes coming from multiple quarters rather than a single faction. The accounts also reference internal debate about the circumstances surrounding Starmer’s exit, including speculation about who may have influenced the change. However, the available information does not provide detailed confirmation of specific roles by individual Labour figures. Overall, the articles present Starmer’s departure as occurring alongside continuing discussion within the party about accountability linked to the Mandelson issue, and they highlight that members’ public statements range from personal praise to political demands for resignation. The reporting remains focused on reactions to Starmer rather than on new developments in the original scandal.