Starmer, after cutting help, darkened among the MPs

Sir Keir Starmer’s Jet-Laggred team was still on his first visit on his first visit to the Prime Minister’s first visit, the high-level resignation again started to meet with Donald Trump in the White House.

Anneliese Dodds was the Minister of Development in the Foreign Office resigned Four days later learned, the UK had to raid 6 billion pounds to the UK’s aid budget to pay for an increase in historical defense costs.

“These cuts will bring deep damage to the influence of the UK, and he will bring out the food and healthcare that damaged England’s reputation.”

DODDS is one of more than 400 Labor Since the party, the Starmer, who shares a responsibility for a number of difficult decisions, won a sliding victory in the July elections.

Party officials think that the resignation of resignation is more than the first crack in the dispute. However, Starmer is a reminder that challenges the government and the party while taking strict decisions in the coming months together.

“There are people in a cabinet, which is also unhappy,” he said. “This does not mean that we have reached a point in a bent on Keir, and the mood is not confused.”

In the last 14 years, the party, who lost four general elections in a row, has criticized the judge conservatives for probable or festivities.

Now they have themselves in many politics, as the ministers operate outside the center of the center from the center of the left politics, as they have serious financial rules and an incorrect geopolitical background.

The government has launched a large increase in business taxes, including the nationalization of employees and railways, including other measures to railway lawyers.

To protect the benefits of two children, to protect the winter fuel allowance to millions of retirees, to accept and accept the artificial vengeance.

Starmer’s many working deputies added a dangerous right, just added to the list.

In June, more difficult decisions are coming in the spending review.

A minister said that the widespread discontinuation of the welfare system planned for next month, the most “poisonous and painful” for Labor MPs, and the largest upcoming uprising has created the biggest uprising so far.

“When you look at some of my new colleagues, you can see a rising excitement; they are doing things like winter fuel allowance,” he said.

The former worker’s deputy and commentator Tom Harris used a column to describe the prepared Labor Office as “at least with traditional definitions, more than the right wing, more right wing.”

Last summer, two children stopped the last summer to vote against the lid of the children, and four people were donated. As a result, most MPs are anecdote to criticize the leadership of the record.

However, even if a former frontier understands that his colleagues should increase the cost of defense, he said, “Shock shock,” with the sharpness of his assistant.

“People are angry for those who think of politics for those who face the greens and independent problems,” he said. “But people want to be faithful and are very afraid of talking.”

Another employee deputy, the more “nail readable loyalists” worked before the previous aid and the decision said.

“We know that people will die. But we also agree with the costs of defense, because it is a political reality,” he said. Many colleagues will avoid any parliamentary dispute on the issue and forecasted.

Expressing a quiet disappointment, a deputy, a deputy, “can be popular”, showing a yougov questionnaire called “can be popular”, showing 64 percent of the public, “It is morally and strategically wrong.”

A new MP said that in hundreds of doors, they did not decide on “right” decision and decisions about the “right” decision and assistance.

“I think it’s morally back. We get billions of people from the most deprived of the earth.” “We forget our liberal left-winged voters that we can easily lose easily with Lib Dems and greens.”

The parliament believes in the left side of the Labor Party and the new Washington management pressure on European governments to remove the defense costs of the decision of the Az Left and “Soft Sol” and the decision made by Starmer. Someone said, “made the financial time.”

Many MPs were surprised and Sabermon passed without any hitches of the meeting with Trump on Thursday. The US President praised the decision of the United Kingdom to remove defense costs.

According to him, some of those who welcomed the Prime Minister, were retained – seats, Nigel Farage’s is threatened by the British Party that reforms the right listing.

“The last steps of the Prime Minister were very comforting,” he said. “The government has a clear attempt to anchor anchor and to be on the side of national interest and working class values,” he said.

Another MP said that most of his colleagues were more “more anxious in war” than cuts for the help of the majority of their colleagues.

One of the new intakes, he said that the increase in defense spending is popular.

“For many MPs… This was the first time (our social media) did something,” he said.

“Everyone thinks that the Prime Minister has risen on the occasion… They have to accept all of the local people and farge people are something good.”

One cabinet Minister FT said that politics is transition and public support. “Even Keir does not think it’s a good idea,” he said. “He knows that he is the only idea.”