Several reports allege that supporters and allies of Wes Streeting, a former health secretary, discussed plans described as a “coup” against Prime Minister Keir Starmer while he is reportedly out of the country next month. According to the account, the discussion took place at a drinks event for supporters at the Barley Mow pub in Westminster, held shortly after Streeting publicly called for Starmer to step down. The reports characterize the gathering as a forum among political backers and frame the proposed action as occurring during Starmer’s absence. The articles do not provide further corroborating details about the planning, participants, or any concrete steps taken, and they rely on the claims associated with the event. The reporting therefore focuses on alleged internal party tensions and competing views within Labour, rather than on confirmed operational actions. No independent verification or official response is included in the provided material.