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election date yet to be confirmed, three other parties have now named their candidates. You can see all of these below - listed in alphabetical order by each candidate's surname. This list will be updated
election-wearied Starmer held his first press conference inside Downing Street, confessing to the assembled media that he was still getting lost in the maze of interconnected buildings that made up his new home-meets
mayor of Greater Manchester, who is not in parliament. The Guardian [reported on Saturday](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/09/mps-from-labours-left-to-urge-ed-miliband-to-consider-leadership-bid) that MPs from Labour’s left are expected to urge Miliband to consider a leadership
date. The prime minister said the government had put "considerable" money into defence already, and that the DIP outlines "further money on top of that". This has to be seen in the context
election results in which the party lost support to Reform UK and the Greens. However, his chances of staying in No 10 appeared to be diminishing on Sunday as about 40 [Labour](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/labour)
mayor of Greater Manchester, [who is standing for the newly vacant seat of Makerfield](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/may/19/andy-burnham-confirmed-as-labour-candidate-for-makerfield-byelection), has been pictured jogging at least twice since he indicated he wanted to return to Westminster
date for reaching 3%, no path to 3.5% by 2030.” Many of Healey’s comments were echoed by Carns, who quit hours after the defence secretary’s resignation on Thursday. “The reality
date to hand over the leadership, including Clive Betts, the long-serving Sheffield South East MP, and Debbie Abrahams, for Oldham East and Saddleworth. Abrahams told the BBC on Saturday morning she hoped Starmer would
date for leaving. And backbencher Catherine West has said she is collecting names of fellow MPs who want the PM to leave by September. MPs unhappy with Sir Keir remaining in post could
mayor, said he would seek permission to run for Labour in Makerfield after Labour MP Josh Simons said he would resign to make way for him. It came after Streeting resigned calling for a broad
date for his departure after elections across much of the country resulted in massive losses for his ruling Labour party. With the bulk of results now counted after voting on Thursday, [Labour](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/labour)
date for his departure as prime minister, coupled with some junior ministerial resignations, Watson’s among them. His advice to the current crop of Labour MPs, said Watson, who served as deputy leader under Jeremy
election,” said one No 10 source a day before the byelection. When Burnham secured his majority of nearly 10,000 – comfortably more, overall, than the combined vote of Reform UK and Restore Britain, even some
Greater Manchester mayor promised he would “change Labour” and win back the voters the party had lost. Burnham, who is expected to be Labour’s candidate in the Makerfield byelection, claimed it would
Greater Manchester mayor requires a time-consuming and uncertain byelection to re-enter parliament. There has been speculation that Wes Streeting might be considering a move next week, although this has been vehemently denied
Greater Manchester mayor to put himself forward as a parliamentary candidate. The last time that happened, before the Gorton and Denton by-election earlier this year, Sir Keir Starmer used his authority and control over