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Labour Officials Anticipate Cabinet Action if Leader Does Not Step Down
Senior party sources told The Guardian that a Cabinet intervention could occur at Tuesday's meeting if the prime minister does not resign or signal a leadership transition over the weekend.
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Senior Labour sources told The Guardian they expect an intervention at Tuesday's Cabinet meeting if the prime minister does not resign over the weekend or indicate willingness to allow a transition to a new leader. The sources said the prime minister must either resign or signal acceptance of a leadership change for the party to avoid the planned Cabinet action.
The reported comments come ahead of the scheduled Tuesday meeting and reflect internal party discussions about the leadership situation.
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