Newspaper headlines: 'Labour leadership rivals circle' and 'Golden boys' on Baftas red carpet
The "Labour leadership bloodbath" is illustrated on the front page of the Daily Mail, which says that Health Secretary Wes Streeting and former Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner are both "ready for Starmer's fall". The paper says that Sir Keir was "on the brink" on Sunday night, following an "extraordinary statement" from Rayner "eviscerating" the prime minister's record in office. On Streeting, the Mail reports that allies of the health secretary have said he is "ready to go" with a...
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