There’s a Laboured Stench of Desperation Hanging in the Air Around No. 10 This Morning

Welp.

Sir Keir might not want to go what he feels is prematurely.

“Keir, put the cat down and come out. It’s over” pic.twitter.com/aIvRf2T5AM

— Keir Wrong Un (@keirwrong) May 11, 2026

Really, really doesn’t want to go.

As in, they’re going to have to drag him out, eventually.

I’ve got mine on ice ready pic.twitter.com/p7AYrFfLqd

— Real Woman (@RealCarol105) May 12, 2026

But as mortal humans, we don’t get to schedule ‘eventually’ at our convenience very often, and, as John wrote earlier, it doesn’t look as if the British Prime Minister of little regard is going to have that courtesy allotted to him, either.

As it should be.

Even his chosen cabinet ministers have been falling by the wayside.

The Secretary of State for the Home Department, Shabana Mahmood, has been described as ‘cracking on with the job’ after calling for Starmer to step down last night.

Instead of suicide watch, she’s on something known as ‘resignation watch’ (I guess because the PM’s last name isn’t ‘Clinton,’ or something).

Oh, tally ho!

Mahmood’s spokesman said: “No. She is cracking on with the job”

— Politics UK (@PolitlcsUK) May 12, 2026

The drama started building…inside and outside the Prime Minister’s building.

“Whether Starmer stays or goes we can all agree that me being fed is the most important thing” pic.twitter.com/sRSoRPzFoN

— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) May 11, 2026

There was a meeting of Starmer’s cabinet this morning that, from all accounts, was rather tense. 

NEW – Keir Starmer blocked all talk of election results and his leadership at today’s Cabinet meeting.

He said he’d meet ministers individually afterwards if they wanted to talk about them.

He then REFUSED to meet 3 Cabinet Ministers and one advisor afterwards. pic.twitter.com/7iAz8tnz5s

— Alex Tiffin (@RespectIsVital) May 12, 2026

But the Prime Minister did manage to school several regime stalwarts, inexplicably willing to go down with the wimp, on how to boost him to the press gathered outside.

And then out they all dutifully trotted to sing praises of Keir and to tell everyone to stop picking on a poor man who is just trying to do his job.

‘Never seen this before’

Sky’s political editor, @BethRigby, speaks to cabinet ministers outside Number 10 as they come out of a meeting with the Prime Minister – as dozens of Labour MPs urge Starmer to step down.

Latest: https://t.co/eJB3EVODMf pic.twitter.com/dxeY0a69TD

— Sky News (@SkyNews) May 12, 2026

The Sky News political editor said she’s never seen anything like it before. It’s chaotic, robotic, and absolutely hysterical.

The number of Starmer’s ministers who have resigned is now up to four, with the latest being the Health Minister.

Keir Starmer’s position as prime minister has taken a further blow, as health minister Zubir Ahmed becomes the latest government minister to resign.

The first resignation of the day came from communities minister Miatta Fahnbulleh, who said in her letter to the prime minister that the country was crying out for change, but “the public does not believe that you can lead this change – and nor do I”.

Several hours later, Jess Phillips announced she was leaving her role as safeguarding minister, telling Starmer that “deeds, not words matter”.

Alex Davies-Jones soon followed suit, as she called for the prime minister to “act in the country’s interest and set out a timetable for your departure”.

🚨 BREAKING: Health Minister Zubir Ahmed has resigned from Keir Starmer’s Government – Guardian pic.twitter.com/iRcF8yGag3

— Politics UK (@PolitlcsUK) May 12, 2026

The betting’s heavy there are more resignations in the offing.

‘I’m fully expecting that we will see another ministerial resignation in the next 60 minutes or so.’

GB News Deputy Political Editor @tomhfh details the chaos circling Sir Keir Starmer as the Labour Party falls apart around him with calls for his resignation. pic.twitter.com/apBY6hVpes

— GB News (@GBNEWS) May 12, 2026

The number of Labour Members of Parliament (MPs) calling for Starmer to leave has passed the magic threshold for a leadership challenge, and now stands at 86, perhaps as many as 88.

The total number of Labour MPs calling for Starmer to resign or set out a timetable for his resignation has reached 86.

The latest appears to be MP Andrew Cooper, who in a statement says it is now “important for the Prime Minister to set out a clear and considered timetable for his departure”.

While only twenty more have signed a ‘Don’t pick on Keir,’ not because they like him – much more a question of self-preservation. It’s a ‘Now is not the time‘ letter, which I do not believe is getting any attention.

🇬🇧 103 Labour MPs signed a letter defending Starmer. 88 are calling for his resignation.

A 15-vote margin is a party on life support.

The 2024 intake keeping him alive are MPs who owe their seats to him. That loyalty has an expiry date.

Source: The Guardian https://t.co/SuPwN5vDhQ pic.twitter.com/V0AYgaOcZG

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) May 12, 2026

Even King Charles is like, ‘I don’t want any part of your mess, pal. Keep my name out of it.‘

The King’s team told No 10 officials that it was important to avoid any impression of the monarch being used for political purposes

The Cabinet Office and Buckingham Palace declined to comment

Story: https://t.co/v0A8eTAAF0

— Politics UK (@PolitlcsUK) May 12, 2026

SQUANDERED  is such a descriptive word for what Starmer’s done in such a short period.

More than 80 MPs have called for Britain’s prime minister to quit. He has squandered the second-biggest majority in Parliament since the second world war https://t.co/owonMjbZmp

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) May 12, 2026

Oh, yeah – squander he did.

Starmer literally told the English people that migrants who reject speaking English, reject the Church of England, and reject much of English culture are the face of modern England. And he’s shocked that the English people rejected that reasoning? The man’s a political buffoon. https://t.co/e1sPcjt7gu

— David Asman (@DavidAsmanfox) May 10, 2026

Dispencing with jury trials to ‘save time.’

If Starmer wants to convince us he can change, he can drop Labour’s attack on jury trials – an ancient English right. pic.twitter.com/qgtpsDfVyd

— Nick Timothy MP (@NJ_Timothy) May 12, 2026

At the moment, Starmer’s toadies are still busy canceling visas of dangerous right-wing agitators.

This is what communism looks like in the 21st century. I have just been denied entry to the UK in order to speak at the largest patriotic event in Europe.

Starmer will be sued by me. Not the government, not the Home Office but Starmer personally. Once you lose the next election,… pic.twitter.com/foAcqWOA0D

— Dominik Tarczyński MEP (@D_Tarczynski) May 12, 2026

I guess Starmer’s done it now.

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: Slippery Starmer just banned the host of Outspoken’s Unite the Kingdom coverage from entering Britain.
He’s gone too far this time…https://t.co/5tGbcsJRST

— Dan Wootton (@danwootton) May 12, 2026

An American named Don Keith just got his ‘You’re not welcome’ notice.

CAN I GET ARRESTED FOR SAYING THAT? AT THIS POINT WE ARE LIVING IN NORTH KOREA

BLOCKED by the tinpot dictator ‘Sir’ Keir Starmer. Unbelievable. @RealDonKeith @danwootton https://t.co/9bq5tdJwys pic.twitter.com/cprMxdxeLj

— Lauren The Insider (@insiderlauren) May 12, 2026

…I have never participated in any violence nor have I incited any violence. I have never been involved in any criminal activity in my life in Britain or any other country.

The only thing I’ve ever done is associate with Tommy Robinson and speak up for the forgotten people of Great Britain — people who have been crushed and victimized by a tyrannical Leftist regime.

So to President @realDonaldTrump and @VP JD Vance just know that when the soon to be ex Prime Minister Keir Starmer sat in the Oval Office and told you both Britain has free speech that he lied to your faces.

My apologies to the great @danwootton. I was very much looking forward to hosting your live show at the UTK march.

Yeah. About that ‘squandered’ business.

Two Tier Keir, straight to the bitter, squandiferous end, whenever it ends.

How it ends is going to be incredibly fugly.

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