UK Politics live: Emergency debate over Peter Mandelson-Jeffrey Epstein scandal leaves Keir Starmer with questions to answer

A survey, Lucy Powell, recently fired, is a favorite as the leader of the Labor Party instead of Sir Keir Starmer’s right -hand woman Angela Rayner.

A survival research for Labourlist made a clear leadership in front of the Educational Secretary Bridget Phillipson, former leader of Commons, Powell.

1,112 people’s survey found Powell 15 points ahead of Phillipson.

About two -thirds of 23 percent of the unstable are leaning towards Powell.

Although Phillipson is seen as an organization figure, supporters believe that Powell, who was fired only two weeks ago by Sir Keir, can be a more vocal critic.

The new leader will be announced by the party on October 25th. They will replace Mrs. Rayner, who resigned after not paying the appropriate stamp tax rate on a property in Hove.

The ministers were depicted for a cabinet meeting this morning at Downing Street.

The meeting comes in a turbulent time for the government of Sir Keir Starmer for an emergency debate, today will take place today for the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson, who recently dismissed.

Donald Trump accused Sir Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson of trying to create a “Little Maga England, before his visit to England, which was expected to grilled Sir Keir Starmer in England.

While talking ITV’s Robert Peston, Former Deputy Prime Minister and Meta Global Affairs Chief, the Trump administration was called to intervene in the British Free Speech Laws attempt.

Peter Mandelson learned that a sex criminal could end a sticky career and the good and loyalty of his loyalty. This week, Keir Starmer brings the king’s proposal to withdraw another American, who is responsible for sexual harassment, convicted of crime and who went bankrupt.

Mandelson Jeffrey lubricated to Epstein because the former Washington Ambassador of England has always captivated with power and money.

Elon Musk’s discourse at the Unite The Kingdom of the Kingdom said, “A wrong tone.”

When BBC Radio 4’s host Nick Robinson was asked about Mr. Musk’s speech in the protest in today’s program, Mr. Stride said: “Well, I think, when people say, you know, you know, ‘Stand up, fight or die’ and I think such an expression, I think such an unfortunate.

“I think this is a wrong tone, personally, but I think all this Nick’s underlying, there is an important point that we need to deal with some of the foundations that guide some of these comments.

“We live in a more and more separatist society.

“We know that illegal migration plays a role in this regard, and we must ensure that the government understands it.”

Mel Stide said Danny Kruger was “deeply wrong” to say that the Conservative Party was over following the deviation of Britain’s reform.

The Shadow Chancellor said: “It is true that we have lost a destructive defeat a year ago, the connection with the voters, the confidence in the voters, and that it will take time to rebuild it.”

He said that Tories had four years until the next general election, and in the meantime he should “hold our nerves” about the increase of reform in surveys.

Independent’s political reporter Archie Mitchell Reports:

Sir Keir Starmer, the government deepened the crisis, 9.30 will encounter the cabinet.

With questions about the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson and the new coup of the separation of a senior deputy, the Prime Minister will try to gather his ministers behind his vision.

To alleviate tensions, he will be able to talk about the Hillsborough law, which he says he will prevent the culture of state covering after the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.

However, the concern of the best team, the Parliament in the afternoon will be a three -hour debate about what the Prime Minister knew and Lord Mandelson’s ties with Epstein.

Sir Keir Starmer said that the Hillsborough law would change the lives of thousands of people.

He said: “I really want you to appreciate how important and deep it is.

“You just changed the lives of the families who participated in all these scandals and injustices, you will also change the lives of thousands of people you will never encounter, years, years and decades and decades will now point to what you do and say, ‘We don’t have to go on this issue’.”

The campaignist Margaret Aspinall: “I thought it was a day that wouldn’t happen.” He said.

“This is not just a heritage for 97,” he said, referring to the number of Liverpool fans who died in tragedy.

“This is a legacy for the people of this country, and I think this is the most important thing.”

Independent’s political reporter Archie Mitchell Reports:

After one of the best assistants of Sir Keir Starmer, his senior left -wing deputy Diane Abbott exchanged sexually open messages.

With a new coup to the surrounding Prime Minister, Paul Ovenden announced that he had abandoned the role of Downing Street as the strategy director to avoid being “distraction önce after the 2017 messages were revealed.

For more than a decade, the former journalist, who has been working for the Labor Party, reportedly exchanged E -Post with a colleague with sexual clear words about Mrs. Abbott.