British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to resign on Monday and set out a timetable for his departure, according to a report by the Observer newspaper.
The report suggests that Starmer had reached the conclusion that his position as Prime Minister was no longer tenable after speaking to cabinet ministers, advisers, donors and trade union leaders.
Senior Labour figures expect a clear statement on his future as early as Monday, although there has been no official confirmation from Downing Street.
However, a government source told Reuters that Starmer remained focused on his job and pointed to previous statements he has made to that effect.
Andy Burnham, who recently won a parliamentary seat, is expected to take over as UK PM, with a clear majority of Keir Starmer's cabinet believing it's now inevitable.
The options facing Starmer 'are now few and far between,' his former political director Luke Sullivan told Times Radio.
