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Two ministers are looking like a good alternative to Starmer
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The i Paper
The solutions that some MPs and even ministers put forward to Britain’s problems can be laughable in their naivety.
There is at least one exception to this catalogue of mediocrity: Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
Outside his Whitehall brief, too, Streeting shows a boldness that some of his colleagues – not least Starmer himself – cannot match.
Having sparky ministers who can make things happen and connect with the public is a good thing for Starmer and boosts his chances of survival in the long term.
And if MPs decide that there is a solution to the leadership quandary, it opens up a possible future of Labour without Starmer.