Multiple UK media reports say Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign as soon as Monday, with plans for an “orderly exit.” The reports attribute the decision to sustained political pressure inside and around the Labour Party, following major developments including a by-election victory by Andy Burnham. According to the reports, Starmer has held discussions with senior figures and groups, including cabinet ministers, advisers at No. 10, trade union leaders, and key Labour donors, concluding that his position is no longer tenable. Some accounts also describe internal assessments of his remaining support within his cabinet. While Starmer had previously said he would resist challenges to his leadership, allies linked to Burnham and Wes Streeting are reported to be urging a smooth transition. Other outlets add that an exit timetable is being discussed, and that Starmer’s private deliberations may be taking place alongside public-facing political talks. The reports do not include confirmation from Starmer or the government, and timelines vary slightly, but most place the resignation announcement at Monday, with some references pointing to late June as well.