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Starmer locked in stand-off with Mahmood over her push to sack migration minister

Starmer locked in stand-off with Mahmood over her push to sack migration minister
Financial Times Thursday 25 June 2026, 22:02 UTC 1 min read
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Home secretary wants Mike Tapp dismissed after calling for care workers to be exempt from tough immigration controls

Home secretary wants Mike Tapp dismissed after calling for care workers to be exempt from tough immigration controls
Starmer (PERSON) Mahmood (PERSON) Mike Tapp (PERSON)
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