Senior Labour figures tell Keir Starmer to stop making mistakes | Keir Starmer

Keir Starmer was warned by high -level labor figures to stop making mistakes before a war on the party’s assistant leadership and in the midst of the government’s fears that the government could return to workers’ rights.

As the candidates began to replace Angela Rayner, the prime minister faced public criticism from Emily Thornberry, a potential contestant, and more mistakes than Starmer “our country” [Nigel] Farage ”.

Andy Burnham also called to Guardian a “reset” and a more pluralistic style, saying that the government should listen to the heartbeat of the party ”.

The Mayor of Manchester, who is accepted as a future candidate to succeed in Starmer, cannot run for the deputy leadership, but approved the two former cabinet ministers who were dismissed by the Prime Minister, Louise Haight or Lucy Powell.

At the same time, union leaders advised Starmer against the attempt to irrigate Angela Rayner on Sunday, which still set out through the Parliament.

Rayner’s Minister of Employment Justin Madders was also removed from his reorganized business. On Sunday, he said, “The government’s withdrawal of the basic manifesto commitments, which is popular among the people, will really be really stupid and show what a positive difference of a workers’ Government would make a positive difference”.

Downing Street and Labor sources insisted that the legislation would continue despite irrigation pressure against unfair dismissal. “This change is about making growth, productivity and people better. Higher wages and stronger rights are an important part of the government’s program.”

However, there was still a high degree of irritability between the unions, the new business secretary Peter Kyle, the Secretary General this weekend, called to secure the bill to continue.

TUC Secretary General Paul Nowak asked the Prime Minister to decide to implement the legislation “full”; Unite Secretary General Sharon Graham said, “If they do not have a worker government, the workers will look for other answers. Sharp warnings are already there.”

Starmer’s first meeting on Tuesday, the first meeting of the cabinet will only focus on expanding the economy.

No 10 was not prepared for a leadership competition in which the candidates publicly criticized Starmer’s first year in the government and where Nigel Farage’s reform party rises in the ballot boxes.

They accepted that they wanted to accelerate the speed of policies and tried to start criticism with the decisively confusing of the ministers and the change of high -level assistants.

However, there is a deep concern about the reorganization of a series of ministers, including the right of the party, including Shabana Mahmood, Pat McFadden and Peter Kyle among the workers’ deputies.

A high -level source of labor, said that it is an example of “group thinking ve and said,“ They won or lost in May, now there is no one who does not register for this work style.

“This will strengthen its problems instead of solving – the assistant assistance takes a form of intervention and not only fill a gap.”

Thornberry told Laura Kuensberg from the BBC: “Things seem to work at home… People hear mistakes. And the question is that why are we making these mistakes?

“We cannot continue to do so, because we went to a great gift from the British people of the majority to be 20% in the surveys and the next election will be the biggest fight of our lives that opposes Farage. And the last thing we want is to go from a position that we think we will be in two periods to deliver our country to Farage.”

Speaking with Guardian, Burnham issued a similar message about the need to listen more throughout the party. “If the worker should be less hizip and more inclusive, more pluralistic.

Guardian may also reveal that Burnham supports a new political network called the mainstream, which is largely withdrawn from the soft left and aims to influence the direction of the party.

At the party conference directed by the Thinktank Compass, two children plan to mobilize a base movement that demands the abolition of the benefit limit, and at the same time aiming to campaign as they define it as bold but practical reforms in voter business parties and throughout the country.

Burnham said he was worried about the balance of the cabinet after reorganization and that the Leadership Aid Competition was a moment to try to remove the party from being based in London. Haigh, one of the preferred candidates, resigned from a scandal about the prudence conviction on a missing mobile phone last year, and it is understood that he did not think whether he would run.

However, it is possible that the conditions of the competition are decided by the National Executive Committee on Monday that they are likely to have many candidates fighting for nominations.

These are David Lammy, Lisa Nandy and Shabana Mahmood in the cabinet; Haight, Powell, Jess Phillips, Stella Creasy, Thornberry, Sarah Owen, Anneliese Dodds, Dawn Butler and Meg Hillier in Backbenches; Also Richard Burgon, Nadia Whitome and others are on the left of the party.

MPs and supporters are already showing their colleagues crazy to see if their bids are applicable. A deputy won the support by saying that he was an ideal successor for Angela. [Rayner]. It sounds like a bold, strong, principled, net values, great communicator, a normal person. “

The party’s ruling national executive committee is planned to gather a timeline for the elections of leadership on Monday to summarize a time schedule. A former shadow cabinet Minister of Jeremy Corbyn called Burgon, the committee urmek not to bend the process of presenting the result of the current leadership, but to ensure that it is a completely democratic process.