Multiple outlets report that members of the UK opposition press Keir Starmer to take action over delays and the status of former Labour minister Lord Peter Mandelson. The calls include demands to “stop delays,” with critics arguing that ongoing processes are harming families and causing avoidable problems. Scottish opposition figures, including Dave Doogan, are reported to have said that Scottish households are “paying the price” for what they describe as mistakes associated with Starmer’s approach. In addition, the requests extend to removing Mandelson’s peerage and questioning his financial settlement or payout, with critics presenting these as issues that should be addressed publicly and through formal action. The reports reflect political pressure on the government and its leadership, but they do not provide details of any specific policy changes, timelines, or official responses from Starmer’s office in the accounts provided. Overall, the coverage shows opposition lawmakers focusing on performance concerns around delays and on scrutiny of Mandelson’s role and benefits.