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The BBC is saying that Starmer's career is hanging by a thread, as there is a "revolt" in the party.

Focusing only on the party numbers, how is this the narrative when there are 403 labour MPs and only 72 have publicly said they want him out? I am generally curious, as it is still 82% that supposedly support him.

I am genuinely curious, not trying to start a big argument.

I just got a letter to say I am late verifying my identity as a PSC in my LTD company. I had already done it as a director, so thought I was done.

I just wanted to get it off my chest that its ridiculous to verify my identity twice for one company. Why can’t they accept my identity for both roles in one process?

Has anyone had this happen to them and will I get fined for being late? The letter doesn’t say if I get a fine or not.