British Prime Minister Starmer: The vast majority of Labour Party MPs support his leadership.

British Prime Minister and Labour Party leader Keir Starmer publicly responded through the media on the 26th to recent internal party doubts about his leadership, stating that the vast majority of Labour MPs in Parliament support his leadership and hope he continues to carry out his duties as Prime Minister. Starmer made the statement during an interview with The Sunday Times. This week, speculation in the British political arena about a potential challenge to Starmer's leadership within the Labour Party has been escalating, as his government decisions and personnel appointments have been controversial. Starmer stated that such rumors are not uncommon in politics, and the vast majority of Labour MPs hold a supportive attitude within the parliamentary party group, focusing on their duties in governance. He emphasized that Labour MPs have waited a long time to return to power and all wish to work diligently on various tasks without getting entangled in internal conflicts. The recent questioning of his leadership stems from Starmer's nomination of Mandelson as the UK's ambassador to the United States.