Sir Keir Starmer’s days as Prime Minister appear to be numbered, with briefings from Cabinet ministers that suggest growing discontent over the Mandelson saga.

Camilla and Tim assess whether Starmer can limp on until the May local elections, and who might end up replacing him.

Plus, Telegraph journalists Robert Mendick and Claire Newell reveal the extraordinary role played by Lord Hermer, the Prime Minister’s friend whom he appointed Attorney General, in the failed prosecution of British soldiers in Iraq, and reflect on yet another damaging example of Sir Keir’s lack of judgment.

Read: The emails that prove Hermer was warned of Iraqi lies – but pursued veterans anyway

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Starmer's days appear numbered as Cabinet rebellion grows
Telegraph investigation reveals Lord Hermer's dark past

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‘It's bleak’: Starmer on borrowed time as Cabinet splits

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‘It's bleak’: Starmer on borrowed time as Cabinet splits