Keir Starmer, the leader of the UK Labour Party, is facing mounting calls for his resignation after the party's recent electoral defeats. By last night, 77 Labour MPs had publicly expressed their desire for him to step down. Initially, the dissent was primarily from left-wing members, but support for resignation has now spread to government loyalists and prominent figures like Andy Burnham's supporters, who advocate for a structured transition. Notably, cabinet ministers Yvette Cooper, the foreign secretary, and Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary, have privately suggested to Starmer that he should manage an orderly transition of power. Other ministers, including John Healey and David Lammy, have discussed a dignified approach to leadership change. Despite some MPs urging Starmer to continue fighting for his position, the upcoming cabinet meeting could bring pivotal developments, potentially leading to an announcement regarding his future before the day concludes.