
Starmer is expected to announce his resignation Monday, with growing Labour MP support for Andy Burnham. The business secretary says Starmer is 'reflecting' over the weekend.
politicsSunday, June 21, 2026
The UK's political future is suddenly in play, with Keir Starmer expected to resign and Andy Burnham emerging as the likely successor. Across the Atlantic, a ProPublica investigation ties Trump Jr. to Indian billionaire interests, while a leaked retreat list reveals the elite network around Trump allies and Musk.
The story of the day is the impending change in UK prime minister, with multiple outlets covering Starmer's expected departure and Burnham's rise.

Starmer is expected to announce his resignation Monday, with growing Labour MP support for Andy Burnham. The business secretary says Starmer is 'reflecting' over the weekend.
An Australian analysis frames Burnham as a stark contrast to Starmer, a northern leader with personality, poised to be the first PM from outside the south since Harold Wilson.
Two investigations this week expose the web of money and influence around Trump and his allies, from business deals to secretive retreats.
ProPublica traces how Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani was targeted by Trump tariffs, then poured money into a startup secretly backed by Donald Trump Jr. Three outlets are covering this.

A leaked list for Peter Thiel's secretive Dialog retreat reveals attendees including key Trump allies and Elon Musk, mixing politicians, tech titans, and foreign officials.
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