British Prime Minister Keir Starmer chairs the first meeting of his new-look Cabinet following the resignation of Wes Streeting, according to reporting from RTE News and The Independent. The Cabinet meeting takes place as Starmer prepares a reshaped government team after the change in personnel. RTE reports that Starmer again addressed questions about his future, reiterating that he would not “walk away” from Downing Street. The coverage frames the event as Starmer’s initial Cabinet session with the updated ministerial line-up, marking the start of the new government configuration after Streeting’s departure. The sources agree on the timing and purpose of the meeting—Starmer presiding over the first Cabinet gathering in its revised form. While details of specific appointments and policy priorities are not provided in the excerpts, the reports collectively emphasize the political context of the reshuffle and Starmer’s stated commitment to remain in office.