Number 10
Coverage of Number 10 in the Nexus archive.
- Burnham shows his hand: Should we believe it?
Andy Burnham outlines his government priorities as Labour leadership nominations begin, with his path to power nearly secured. Key plans include a foreign policy focused on 'reindustrialising through defence' and a UK tour of 'overlooked communities.' The article also examines Nigel Farage's potential risks in the Clacton by-election.
- Burnham looks to move part of Number 10 operations to Manchester
Burnham plans to move part of Number 10 operations to Manchester as a radical attempt to shift power beyond Westminster.
- Kemi Badenoch: Why I will never do a deal with Farage - Tory leader issues a defiant pledge after the Right's split in Makerfield helps put Burnham on a path to Number 10
Kemi Badenoch pledged not to negotiate with Nigel Farage following a split in Makerfield that could aid Burnham's bid for Number 10. The Tory leader emphasized defiance amid political tensions.
- Labour MPs fear they will lose their seats if Starmer remains in Number 10
Labour MPs are concerned about losing their parliamentary seats if Starmer continues as Prime Minister. The Prime Minister's support within the parliamentary party is declining.
- Andy Burnham will need to play a new card now
Andy Burnham secured a winning campaign in Makerfield, but his vague prospectus may not suffice for leadership at Number 10.
- Mandelson criticised Starmer’s lack of ‘verve’ and tendency to buckle under pressure
Peter Mandelson criticized Keir Starmer’s lack of 'verve' and tendency to buckle under pressure in WhatsApp messages with a senior cabinet minister, suggesting the prime minister should adopt a more 'Trumpian' approach. Mandelson also described Number 10 as 'beleaguered and bereft' and claimed the public 'are crying out for leadership.'
- Why Kemi should enlist Tony Blair as the secret weapon who might just get her into Number 10: QUENTIN LETTS
The article suggests Kemi should enlist Tony Blair as a potential strategy to secure a position in Number 10. It frames Blair as a possible 'secret weapon' to achieve this political goal.
- Exiled Labour MP's feud with Chief Whip over 'smears by lads in No10'
An exiled Labour MP is engaged in a public feud with the Chief Whip, alleging smears originating from officials in Number 10. The conflict highlights internal tensions within the Labour Party leadership and government communications.
- Wes Streeting wields the knife
Wes Streeting is the health secretary and is known for being ambitious and divisive, with potential plans to move into Number 10. He wields significant influence and power in his current role. His career trajectory is being closely watched.
- Streeting in standoff with No 10 as allies claim ‘things are shifting’
Wes Streeting is in a standoff with Number 10, with allies claiming he has enough support to challenge Keir Starmer, but still hopes the prime minister will resign. Streeting has told supporters he has the required 81 MPs to launch a formal contest. The health secretary's next move is uncertain as things are shifting.
- Now eleven unions turn on Starmer and call for him to go as Streeting enters Number 10 for showdown talks before King's Speech
Eleven unions have turned against Starmer and are calling for his resignation. Streeting has entered Number 10 for showdown talks before the King's Speech. The situation is escalating into a major political crisis.
- DAN HODGES: Starmer finally realised he was finished - but then one boastful leak changed everything. At that moment, he decided they'd have to drag him out of Number 10
Dan Hodges reports that Starmer had accepted his fate but a boastful leak changed his decision, making him unwilling to leave Number 10. This event led to a change in plans. The circumstances surrounding Starmer's departure are complex.