The Labour Party is facing a deepening leadership crisis as Health Secretary Wes Streeting meets with the Prime Minister to discuss the 'turbulence' within the party .. This comes after a minister resigned in protest of Sir Keir Starmer's leadership, urging other Cabinet members to publicly express their dissatisfaction.

Zubir Ahmed's Resignation and Call for Public Accountability

Zubir Ahmed, who resigned as a health minister, has called on Cabinet members who are privately dissatisfied with the Prime Minister to speak out publicly.. According to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Ahmed stated, 'I think people who are articulating their dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister in private, they do have a responsibility to say that in public and directly to him, because this situation is unsustainable.'

The Health Secretary's Meeting with the Prime Minister

Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, is set to meet with the Prime Minister to address the growing unrest within the Labour Party. the meeting comes ahead of the King's Speech and follows a series of ministerial resignations. Streeting is reportedly prepared to question the Prime Minister about the 'turbulence' within the party, as reported by the BBC.

The Growing Call for Sir Keir Starmer's Resignation

Scores of MPs have called for Sir Keir Starmer to resign, adding to the pressure on the Labour Party leader. The resignations and public calls for accountability highlight the growing dissatisfaction within the party. According to the report,the situation has become unsustainable, prompting Ahmed to urge others to speak out publicly.

What's Next for the Labour Party?

The Labour Party faces a critical juncture as it navigates this leadership crisis. The upcoming King's Speech and the ongoing internal turmoil will test the party's unity and resolve. The outcome of Streeting's meeting with the Prime Minister and the response from other Cabinet members will be closely watched.