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Wes Streeting Meets Keir Starmer Amid Labour Leadership Crisis

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Wes Streeting, UK Health Secretary, met with Labour leader Keir Starmer at Downing Street as pressure mounts on Starmer to resign following poor local election results, with allies of Streeting and resigned ministers calling for Starmer's departure.

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Austria has opened a police station in the Braunau am Inn house where Adolf Hitler was born, following years of controversy and legal battles over its future. The government seized the property from its former owner and refurbished it to prevent it from becoming a neo-Nazi pilgrimage site, a decision that has drawn mixed reactions.

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Wes Streeting Meets Keir Starmer Amid Labour Leadership Crisis

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