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Starmer and home secretary in row over minister's future

Starmer and home secretary in row over minister's future
BBC News Thursday 25 June 2026, 19:49 UTC 1 min read
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Shabana Mahmood believes Mike Tapp should be sacked for writing an article but No 10 say he remains in post.

Shabana Mahmood believes Mike Tapp should be sacked for writing an article but No 10 say he remains in post.
Starmer (PERSON) Shabana Mahmood (PERSON) Mike Tapp (PERSON)
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