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1. Government aides quit as scores of Labour MPs call for Starmer to resign

   Joe Morris and Tom Rutland, who served as parliamentary secretaries to Wes Streeting and Emma Reynolds, stood down on Monday.

2. RTE to air Father Ted Eurovision episode in boycott of song contest

   Ireland joins Spain and Slovenia in refusing to compete or broadcast the competition, while the Netherlands and Iceland refused to send acts.

3. Tottenham vs Leeds LIVE: Premier League match stream, latest score, goal updates and fan reaction

   Must-win encounter for Spurs in their bid to beat a stunning relegation

4. London politics LIVE: Streeting allies among over 60 Labour MPs demanding Starmer quits in leadership frenzy

   Growings calls in Labour ranks for Prime Minister to stand down after he fails to stem revolt with keynote speech

5. Transgender MSP applies for visa renewal to ensure they can work in UK

   Scottish Greens MSP Q Manivannan, elected last week, will apply for a graduate visa, and later a global talent visa.

6. Bright sparks: ‘Dopamine dressing’ lights up Bafta red carpet

   Red, yellow and orange outfits with a splash of metallic set the glamour tone at the TV awards.

7. Prince urges more people to talk about suicide as he opens mental health centre

   The Prince of Wales opened James’ Place in Birmingham, which is specifically designed for men in crisis.

8. Danger now lurks for Keir Starmer in every corner of Westminster

   Commentary: Friends, just months ago, may now be foes as the Prime Minister fights for his political life

9. All the Labour MPs calling on Starmer to quit following humiliating local election defeat

   The Prime Minister has vowed to continue despite huge losses, but pressure from Labour MPs is mounting for Sir Keir to timetable his departure

10. Sadiq Khan says Londoners should be hoping West Ham stay up as £2.5m bill looms if Hammers are relegated

    London Mayor blames predecessor Boris Johnson for doing ‘worst deal imaginable’ that means if West Ham go down City Hall will be hit with huge bill