Keir Starmer is on borrowed time even if he survives his latest crisis, according to backbench Labour MPs. After it emerged that Peter Mandelson had been appointed US ambassador despite failing security vetting, Sir Keir tried to shore up his position after firing senior Foreign Office official Sir Olly Robbins, and claiming he had not been told of the vetting failure. But the Prime Minister could still be ousted by backbenchers after the local elections, where Labour stands to lose control of half the councils it currently runs. Veteran Labour MP Jon Trickett on Friday said it 'simply doesn't sound...
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