The day began with Starmer facing a make-or-break cabinet meeting after Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and other ministers joined over 70 Labour MPs calling for his resignation. By mid-morning, Starmer told cabinet he would not quit, defying the rebellion. However, throughout the day, four ministers resigned, including Jess Phillips, who delivered a scathing letter. By evening, Wes Streeting, seen as a likely challenger, scheduled a meeting with Starmer for the next day, but his challenge failed to materialize. Angela Rayner signaled readiness to stand against Streeting, while Andy Burnham held secret meetings in London. Over 100 MPs signed a letter backing Starmer, but the rebellion continued to escalate, with The Spectator and The Economist suggesting his departure is imminent.