Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy says Keir Starmer will not provide a timetable for his departure, responding to calls from some MPs for clearer timelines. Lammy states there is no planned schedule for Starmer’s exit and frames Starmer’s position around resilience, describing him as “the most resilient person” Lammy has known. The remarks come as multiple MPs have publicly argued that a departure timetable should be set. However, Lammy’s comments indicate the government does not intend to announce such timing. Based on the reports, the central message from Lammy is that no departure timetable will be provided, even amid internal pressure within Parliament. The coverage focuses on the denial of a timetable and on Lammy’s support for Starmer’s continued role, rather than on any specific alternative plan. Neither report provides additional details beyond the statement that no timetable will be set.
Lammy says there will be no timetable for Starmer’s departure
Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy says Keir Starmer will not provide a timetable for his departure, responding to calls from some MPs for clearer timelines. Lammy states there is no planned schedule f...
- Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy says Keir Starmer will not set out a timetable for his departure.
- Lammy’s comments address demands from some MPs for a clear exit timeline.
- Lammy describes Starmer as particularly resilient.
- Reports agree on the central point that no timetable for departure will be provided.
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3 months agoDeputy Prime Minister David Lammy described Keir Starmer as 'the most resilient person I've known in my life' and said there will be no timetable for his departure, as dozens of MPs have demanded
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